https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/65aae0877c8d456090374c31096fdd46.pdf d3d64cdb3f49c139701168a449c37c78 PDF Text Text . I • hll•ll• Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, 0., Sept 6, 1957 ' 1.. ~ ' ", :01\MEROY " ... . , ':" ,~ dn.;,rn!Af/ . 0\A..d.Eil 1. ;nd Kr Mrs. Robert Lucas and Ohlldren, Gary, Nancy. Lor1e and JimmJ Hayes were holiday weok end gu..U of Mrs Ellen Couch lit. lAd loll'S R L. Gotthardt 1954 FORD V-8 UO W. MaiD Phone 82·X p OJIIeroy are of her mother,' Mrs Mora:an. Athens Road lildwll'd Goltll<rdt has return· ed to bis ~orne m Clarington alter a sevenl days VISit with Mn William Morgan Mr. and Mrs Fred BaJiey an,d Mrs. Ev.a Ze1sler returned to UtCir home In Youngstown Wednesday after a VISit With Mr and Mrs. Homer Radford Mn Timothy 815hop and Mr. and Mf\li George Bishop and son Fordomatlc, Clean l11.1lde aru1 011L Extra good tires, deal· •· Runs like new $1095 TUTTU MOTOR CO. son Brute of Columbus of Columbus were rcccnl guesls of MI.Si Margaret Bohn and Peter Jennmgs Zau Thomas who fell Monda) her home lS 1mprovmg and able to attend S(lhool 1 Mrs Samuel Tur11cr of Ashland was a recent guest of Mr and Mrs Esbe E Mossman Mmen ville Mr and Mrs Kenneth FarlCJ and son ()f Cheylon W Va, Ed ward Parker Jr Cleveland, Mr at ' and lYMro Cowt11lamb PardkeMr andd 1:am1 o1 1um us an r. an I¥rs. Roush Family R,uni.on Is Held Sunday Sept. 1At Letart Falls Ladiies,AJd Edwin Abraham and daugh ter oJ Lansing. Mich., were hoh· day weekend guests of Mr and ltfro. Edward Parker Sr., Mtn~n vUJe. .:Mr. and Mrs Relno Lind and son Tommy were recent vis1tors ·in Hunungton and Barboursville. Mr. and Mrs Roy Hoen1cb and Mr. and Mrs Earl Hoeflich an(f daughters of Col umbus visdP.d laat &unday w1th Mr and Mrs Eddie Hoe!ilch The annual reunion ~~ the de- ot the home o! Mr and lolrs Jack scendants of George and SUJIDIIa Ord of Broad Run Rouob wao held Bunda&', 'sept, I, The 111"!)!18 ot the home of Mr. arid Mn:• ronn Lord'• Pram In Wolle, at Letart Falla, Obi~. • Among those atllllid•ns M.ee tjj ,. '' 1 and Mrs Following a picnic dinner, a Mr& short bu1ineu seuton was tOD· ducted by the president, Tbomu Grin1tead During the m..UJIB I motion was made ed seconded that the amP 9fflcen cobtfnue Jn 1---·~·.c: · thetr office for another year exMiss Ramora Do1ce went to cept the .ecretary Mrs, Maxine HunUngton Wedncsda) to meet Arnold o! Pomeroy wao elected her (ather, Dr R E Bo1ce wllo to serve in this office spent a week m New York The priie lor lhe largest family Dr Elmer Grorr, Paul Groff, Walter Me1er and J1m Meter all attendmg the reunaon was gaven to of Columbus were overnight Mrs John Wolfe, one for the old· guests of Mr and Mrs Fred est woman attending went to Mr11. Rosentmum Wednes<la} Dora Roush oldest man, Mr. Joe , Ohlinger; youngeot person, Jackie Mrs Eva .t.easlcr from Youngs- Rice, young daughter ol Mr and town, Ohao, 18 vasJtlllg at the home' Mrs Clyde Rice and for the of Mr and Mrs John Strauss and traveling the farthest, Freeman M108 Calhe Kloe• I Roush of Cleveland, Vll'ginla. .. '..' .i !, .' ' ' ' e '"'~ 1 . . j ' jl./ ,, ' ' I • • ' ~ ~ . tinel '· • - --·- - - Rutland 1\lrs. Ve~na Snowdeo, Mrs Joan May ond daughter Debbie end ~on Mike and Mrs Jean Parker ,and dau~htcr Susie spent Wed ne~day at ParkerJburg Mrs Barbara Van Meter of (,all!polis vtsited her parents ~ r and Mrs R1chard Gruescr - - ·- - - -- ................ . 4 ...... ' ,. • , •. like theit master arret that round-the.rown rrlp 10 pay hio monthly bills. Save your energy lor con. otructi~e purposes: To pay bills, send rbeck•-hy ,..n, ' 0,.. ACW!nt Aceoant At 01r Bank Soon We pay 2% Interest OD your Savings Pomeroy National Ban.k Evangeline OES MeimorliQI Rites r I~ ---··-~ ...................... ............ --- ----- $16.95 BAKER BANKING SINCE IH72 Member Federal Relerve System F'URNITURE Member Federal Depoalllnsuranee Corpura~on POMEROY RUTLAND : ON THE &RIGHTES'l' CORNI.- IN MIDDLIPORT Fri. June Alty,on loan Collins "THI OPPOSITI IIX" (Ci ...maseopefTechnicolor) -alt\.Gene Tierney Word Bond CharUe Grapewin "TOIACCO lOAD" Saturday • Stpt. 7 Gacy Cooper Barbara Stanwyok Anthony Quinn Ruth Roman "IL!'WING WILD" -alaoRrodcrlck Crawford Richard Conte NIW YORK CONPIDINTIAL Comedy and Cartoon ~~~~ Special Service Held Thursday BETTER ·. ED CAR and TRUCK ·BUYS. We're loaded wllb fine Uled tan traded In during our "A II out" Sllea Roadeo. We mUJI move tb.,; fill lei mike llW more Mm\Jlg In during our September tlear anee of Mf ~. 20 new ones kfl; 88 fine .._.. eu and lruek buya. Come OD the Run! Fer the buy Of your life! • 1'00111 for 1956 Chevrolet ~ ton Pickup · $1A95 1954 Bulcks · ·· LWB. Leas than 10,000 actual miles. Almost hke the, day : it wauold. • Three fin' can. Two with Dynaflow. ...... · IS fow II ' $1,295 a doors std. shift. One sllarp 4 dr. 1956Pontlac V8 2 dr. Sedan .. .. .. $1,795 1954 Pontiac 8 Star Chief·· · ····· ·· · $1 295 Pne cll'elul loca}Jowner Sharp car. El:onomtcal standard Convertible C_pe.' New top. Hydramalic drive. seats. Shows extra good care. [! · l)jjft, Radio and Heater. The Rev Langley Gullett Nel• oonville, was In cl)arge of the special oervlcc held Tbunda,y mght at the Mldd'eport Church o! the Nwrene and Ma te•t w11 "Pre· Hrt To Meet Thy God". Spe<ial mualc waa presented by the Jellrey Slstero from Nelson ville. Th( Rev. Roberj l'llmer, pastor of tho looal chuhh, hu Invited the public to attend the servi.., to be held tonl1ht and' Saturda,y t_t i:30 arid lhe soti(·Feot to be h~ld SWiday at 1:30 !· m a \ ' I ,. '' l ' ' '' ,j."l ·;J· ~~ ~ ,, AII'l!.at~~er Dodge Coronet 4 dr. Sedan ··· $1,895 1954 Cll•vrolets .. .. .... ···.qs -~ $995 button automatic shift Smart two lone grey finish. nice. Chevrolet V8 "210'' .. · Three e•ceptlonal 4 dr. scdana Wllb' and Wllbo glide. • power· $1,895 1954Fords .......... .o ..... aslow·al Sedan. Power glyde. Almost like the day It was sold. 95 One 6 cyl. 2 dr. & one 8 cyl. Dill. 2 dr. Both clean cars .• ind ll_ealer. . Buick V8 Super .. .. .. .. .. .. · $2,695 19538uicks .... · ·........ as loW 11 $895 "Htrd Top" Sedan. Power Steertna & Brakes. R&H. ,l!Wly aharp. New one cosJ $4,34ft.OO. ~1955 Iuick va Special . .. .. ... $1,895 Seven of the best '53'a anywhere. Nearly ~I models, types and styles. Thorough!¥ recondiUoned. One ca, only bas 16,523 miles on it. l953,Citevrolet "210" 2 •· Wan .... $895 2. dr. "Hard Top" cpe. Dynaflow drive. Radio and Heater fllmetl by local merchant. PowergUde. Finish and lllterlor J.lke mw. 4 dr. Sedaa. Hydramatlc Radio and Heater One of Pon· U.C'IIinest Cll'l. One careful owner. Coronet Sedan Automatic shift. New paint job, T.op per· former. · i955 Pattlac.~~ Star Chief ··-'· ··· . $1,795 19S3 Dodge V8 2dr. ···· ······ ·· ····· · $795 1955 Plymouth Y8 Belndere ........ · $1,795 195• Buicb .. ·............ · a•J•~ os $695 ~ dr. Hant Top Cpe. Sharp Jn condition. Smart In "new 'GOk" atyle. Powerfllte • Five "better buya". One of these cara owned b)' local' mer· chant - .one owner -low Jlliltage. 1 MANY MORE - SOME AS··'"- . '. ' .. ,,. ' ~ . ~ ~ She will go · to vls1t a oiJter, III'J< 1. G OIIIAT lOOKS CLUB son, and another slater, lin. Plvite Great Boo111 Club Wlli tuy, Slidell, La meet at the home o! Mro Theo• ----clve lle<d Sr. Tue><lay Sepl 10. at 2 p. m. Memberz are request· SitRIOUI~ Y IILL eel 1o brlni materialS on Con· W"'"' bu been ....,.;ved """" ntcU.•1 ''!'be Cid." of the serious Wneu of lloiiHJ LICINSI liSUID Evw, IGR of :Hr. and lira. ~ A 11arriaie Bctnse bu been II- EYan.s (AlbionI HlleJ of 'l'lllil!o 0. • 111ec1 lien to K.,l P1t101ta, N.,.. 110 Is Ul In ~dren'o Hooplld ta iitk, o., faetory w~ker, and Jean Columhs and Ia not expectet tQ, Landlro, 111. S)ncu'"' tecover. �·-----..;..--... I , "'\ ~.: ' . • l ' \ .. .. ,.•' I ' ,. (Ed. Note1 Two weeks,aco the first of two psrts of a new thesis by·'llean E. 0 Saunders Wft~. ·~ulll~fil!\1: h:~~ .~~/1 ~e Do's In The fnuiung of GhUben, 1,In that first exposition th~ dealt sl~il Sle!'!Msj 6t teachers - or parenfs ~ tohsillei\~y. !ooa example, lead instead of preach 'or lecture, and reason, t·a· thcr than _punish1 second part of •·some Do's In The Training of Children" follows) By Dem E. 0. Sa1111ders Open school each mornini!'Wilh Bible tead' ihgs ana prayer by IL~ pPplla. The LOrd's ' prayer or P mo!llent ot $11\ihi ptayet may be used. The last yhf i\t n\f Qa~bing (Clltton, , 1956·57-Ed ), I taught the studebts to use a lllom-ent of silent pr~r. I ~I the idea frdlfl my Sunday School teacher. He always gteeted u~ with a "Good Momil\g. We will !low bur kealls for a mom~nl bf ih~nl p~tyef.• 1 I This appealed to m~. so 1 lilld@sled It ld ' my students and It allrat:l~d · !h@m ioo. ~lleh of my pupils vdluriteeted tO ta'tte his tiirh In co~du~tlng th~' o~e,!l/ij. eitfclse ind they ne· ver fa1lti~ to be prepared. 1 This sllenl_~riyir Was')tii\\StHihi lhat i,ha. never tried tn.· ic'!(oill.bl!to'r~ liut It wotked .rM nlcelf. O~e. ~•Jif4~96 bid to learn. , ill, every arCh alld !hie ~It ou~'hldden faulll outshlrle. · ; .· lELEVISIQ.H ~~I \,:. WSA% ·TV I. "rei ,.ti ~or- Cllannel3 8:25 8:3'0 9:80 IO:UO IQ:;Jt) . 11:00 11:30 1~;00 12:30 ~ Slq Oo l;lrcle 3 llaneh t'jumby F'\Jry Capt, Uall~nl 'l'riae Story Deltctlve'o Diary j'ooel:p ln1r:,t;qe lly LI:Ue Mar~ie REE.I\\.SV.ILLE v.. :~~~~~(ila~s!d' • clot set, 1lo 30 s~~6 5 'llr~i ,i>lct~.., \ lleado \.,. " ti:oo W•tl\1 Mr. Wizard 6:ao · ~.tiJi)ay Nl..,t Jambor•• li!Y!t.~!Y" 'I'J!etl~ci l)oUfr.A,i!lepi d · Theate Jf!ifs~W~~m~ h~d ~ofllliltttell: 1 ~·M~ ~oirl~ h'sii\lle; J3fJ~\-•M b!lltt cifes1 Til~ ~ufl. trlitlltllid ot *IUit& 1Jaltaili\ 'the qay ~ d'li~ eotii}'ll'e ~ur:.lt ~wli\1~~ Tonlg)ll! to Diet~ whti ft~1 \iie b11ffi~ A ' ~·l".Cl!t" ilft. ~:i''"~~~-' . Milk Maltes Cookint •. ·A 8reeu , Ji~TVI{ ·ciiANNit. a ' 10:10 SiJa.IID c 10:1& Cbrllllao ,S.ttnoe ~·; wnat,ll••. Ptnqn ·c.. D9 ''i ~ Tlila ti Tile tlfe ' t.tY,' ~1 h \. .. ,~ li:SG MID to Man '' u:•a 1114\'f!"J, ~&,.l>ahde • 12:00 Oft~','lo' AMnW~ · ~ 1· la:tO m.t:a·vour Trouble !2:JO "·~Pel ' ' ' .' 1:00 USL1ANational fenhls ' ' \!halliptonahtp . -:1ltl Fi'oDbcra of l'alt& ' t~ Neivs 'PICture 4t~ Goipel ,Hiihnoiiy 'Boys 1:00 Meet tbe Prest sffiQh. Protr•• " fa'lif:',1h,oihe a alnlie1 dbh•t ii'alter ~tief •lid H~te Is .a v~ry .Jiilportant principle that g oom , siould be used-in all teaching. lt..is teach "'.. Where la11ghler •lid !lib! ti@iiHi ahbll d Ill· ltlve lhbiltlnk ~<t 11 develbp~ more powh 'ulall wl~s bloOm; . 1 any other smgle prinaiple thai r know. Wh,at !hough ;t!ti ve trav~l~d lfllriy aweaijl Do not permit pupils to say, "I cah't.•1 As mile, long as they think they eait't, they can't. Footllllre 'hd weary, still la~e home ~~mile. Tell!h them to believe in themselves. · · · • Emerson dec!Jred a ~emebd~IIS trUth Take borne a ami\e.-u Is hoi mUch lo d~J when he said, "They conl!lfur who think lhev But much It means to them who walt for ('lr~~;~~~:~:Z~ler!:u~:rJm1~:; can." you; <:J1 Pupils should be taught, self confidence. Ybu call be brave for such a little while· The .trainer never should 11ateb to any lack ot 'llhe day of doubt Is done-lake hom~ confidence. The lack of IllS the cause of 15 srhlle. per cent of all failures. ' Loo·k fot the good traits In each Individual I would s\Jtnmarl~e my position on "Some · OAI~Y CROSSWOlD youth. Every person has some good character· Do's In The Training of Children" this way· J.CIOII 2. To~rd lt. lhot 1 ~- htlv• the let loot!sties and these should be used as foundation To be alwayll a·lert in the training of cllll· $. 'IJJr~lil s cutdO<t tC!ftll , upon which to build character. dreh; be eonsllteilt; set a good example; praise i6~1NY 4 Like U. /oil . H good work, In a recitation let students do most 1. 11. prlnel· e ll~~<rt correct p,IU/Y (0 B.I buln 2t. Tw, nice~; is a short poem that fits this ~robleln of the talking; always be polite and courteous. 10. Cllmblnl floor mouurt W Also, hlve faltll In the youngsters; reason p11n1 , 11eol.} 27. CW J#.J.~ hd 8: Ventllal• (lhort. " e are building dfY by day, rather thab punish, open school with a ~lble 11, llil.rmltli 7, lavanut ~n1dl In a good, or evil way, adinJ ., tn11ot •(lbbon , 28 J'lna And that building aUt grows re and vrayer; .teach positive thinking, u.~ · ··~ (VIr.) 28. Rovea Must our Inmost sel"ea ~isclose look for gilod trait!, iWd have pllplla go Mille U. Nll~t I. '!'llek1 . ovJr • u . In good humor. II. F It drink (alan() SS. B~lk .' Na'tionatly Known · fl~w.ef -Ar,anger Tote S~'eaker . ~ REPOR :: DaJ'}y San.:-'•l J!,'i{p (II.) t.~oi!Ht ' M. Hili U. N•f<\leon'l 14. rowa otd ' fV. s) ~lit IPooi.) IS. . Olocfopo !e. lift 20. ~~~~pill 10. litrlkt , 8UI111Urr .1\'1\RI (abbr.) II, ilo~~CI.ilt 91 11. 'I'~IIUrlum lwolrlla • l*na (lyln.)' ' Pip!S call lor reiblraUon, announcement, buahs~N meetmg, 41 Ardor .,. illllell , .surprise . new R,egional !!peaker I'~H~~~F1::E'l~ot thesent on. 44.111401~ CAi\rlo-lr.l 48 .•Tlli~ ., W!ilii ciym.l · ~, lt.;.L+- 41 0 ' Mella CDUi;IJ N.. ·. 11 tiO -.. ·ft\. lall ,._1 \ l\lr& Robert Reibel, Reglohat bit ector. has ann9unced the eon!~· en<~ lvhleh will l!e held at \lie Middleport Ht~ii School auditor· lorn on Wedm>lday, Sept, 2~ Daybook w• ' Jo~n 0 - - · RtlAR'~It:r---.-h-ro-nl-ca-lly anaichy.rid;d:r,::.-:: ..:::.n~:"7ha::;,;::; . or~.,.ti,..,,~·.,.,w'I'"'sh""'-:EI±nc-o:-leif.,:,;...i.'..-had , ""1\ lr,v can ral1e 1,\1 the fuu thal I• be~n ·•~ lnterlot ·~r· goln~ on In Cuba, wllb a htqdlul i\lo;lytl{ht, 11187. of people, f!Qure what Yugoslavia Feature Syndlcatd, Inc.) could do with a rustt A·bolllb RV ROSIRT• ~. RUAIK aulnst E«vl>l, say. Ei)'pt would .:; Ull\< 1'heR(l minor traea1et, t ueh 11 lhlnk we did II, and w. would the current nonsenae between the lhlnk RU8sla di~ It wheq lhe Glp· IJnamo 1nd Sultan>, the netly DOs hit us. and \ioe \vou d bang rcvdlullon In Cuba, tho buBi~;.,, Ruula. Which would let ohe 0~ in Syria, thA e6htnlne4 Hut hor· pt. Germany, ~nd Ger!n~ny would O'P.I~II~ !NIITALLA'fi6N •lble 'IJ•"c,• ln Poland ,and Hun· hail8 a bU of a buli al Blt\iln .. rY"":!Il Jhft lli!nnr·l~atue sh110t' It dwb"lrd J•t to bf hr~al noll\>, , rilhe .'I'Willi~t Garden club wilt In' and 11oller!n'-Ju8\ 1 ma~b Bor· on e ''' I dbn't t lnl ll)Y lin· 'fl!'f,~i' 'M•ul1ilf' evtn!nc ~~ lhq Har! wJI~ MilS , llle •lhruth's ION!e"t · ~ detlde Uott ~b!l/d ,ltand !! lor vl!l't lqb.. ~6 e.~1 }lila The prob!hm to thor, un!'li VI l!llf,~ Mrs. l'hll Wtllili[ll· 110 .tllnd up olronrnr. 1~1!1· !brt of ri!i\llr fi~IH ~blttrol s~n ;I ~o-liostehaes. There Wtll be In •ffn<t. Ihe nld pcntlrman 0~ lhll dtalh·d~allng dahdrult Is lllit~J~' tlon of ollll!ers and 'lflo ,.,~ thai '~" rrol danR~r qr lmllllmented. ~'"" as ottr IR~T· ' Ytar boots will be 411' atoli\lr ivarflre w" not ,.; m11oh iollh roller Dull~•. the lad~·kill· ltiilil ~il. Members are renltnded vcslo~ In the lnalnr powera, but er (according lo Carol Bu~ett, na) !he duer arc to be paid at would come In the day• when the singer) ,;Qinta out, t~e •t~k' thla miet!nl the ••oond. third, onrl rl~htoOn· pile! are building t~rol•ahOut tft~ d6wn-to-nMatero found alomlc world tor pueelul lilliPo111 oon<lru•llon 10 •!leap that ~ou What could be a ato~k~llb li;;l ' AUXILIARY MIIT!NG cn11id slart the end or the world elettrlc ll!ll'or . yf•lerda ebtuld The Auxlli•ry of the Lewl•M*no Poal, Anlerlean Le1ton, wttl with a zlo ~u n-lype hbmb. tot tul~d lh!o a n)Jty lq bo ' II ley me<t Molldoy at the home of Mrs. one of lh• bell ~<lenllsts tomorrow for 101)1~ bad Me y Arlono R.... ae<ordlnl to the an: atnnn~. a m•n wh a I ' o aome bad little bOY. ' nounclml~nt made by their p!'ftll Wl'lt•J. I• N•vll Sbulb, d he Jlarper. h!l .l1llt wrllten a horrlfvtng •· In ll!e old, etll~ IIUI d•~·t dent, l\ln. C!nlpbell ........... Vl'l llonR tho •nmo l!n/ol 1~ when Hitler · bulldilll 11 CA~L w~tri~ ••111olhlnq like Albinia Brownshlrl.l Into a foretl. ~v• • ehuekl • dn-ll·YOUrlelf Mn\\ at b<idy Slid: Oh, no, thll Is hD army The. Mlddl!port Fire Dep~l somnbo~y rllb 1"~ tho fat'• lit· thlo It a 1011th m~~m~~ent, a eon~ mont ;"''<! ,i41!bd ll U:~D. a. m. •nllv In lhe lire. ~o~y clave of w-lcuttur~ll 1pd }II.!' wboh • Prl~ o~ lhe Bo~n · ptop; arty on t<orth Fiont Avenue wll thin\• .everyb?dr ~~· dono the watthf'ojc~ l • Iii, 1 Hlu.i'Ju~ reported on fire; ~111v lloe~ ond comme~~Coi tti m1ll!l~d1 n l'~f ~t hn(l dii!P!Yil9~ •I fveryhe)l On~ 1.' ' tu~nJJol~"'' MilT ·~·· l~tn lh• ~Alto\IIHtt up ·th~ We•l · l. ,,~ 'I' 1!1d The pentt~'ib PTA will, meet pli world;, :~.d:~ a!n~~p~~J~ Monda,,. Se 111~ 1, 11t 7:Q 1~ ) I ain ..rtaln thai !I, In ·I~ •l!id' llllitilifl ', 1 i6n: i~ln'bl m at the obi. 1\i~n~lhllltl will be 11erve1 b~ the Narlors Ru neral~, Cuban l'tM!Iutlpn, Ute ~ enUrt~ URIPP ~b~ to tbt prfl mup. 1' ,, •l ~i 1 !olll4 ·. ~• tip .I 116.111Wl• ~~1.1 • ~ · , """'" trom the mounfi!ni,·· o ~~llill ld IARtllt C~UI MIITINQ Oriente~ t liU -fluid ll•~l 1 • .l!il lbe . nl, u ~· · . ·ay · Jlli, Wiitllril Tnll aardtn em! per Cdti lftd drop ~ Rniji( \Mt S · 16 Will lllHl11tunda7 eveninl it 111• on the 9lf-cha~e' or dl~~:1111mtdl tib; d k ofOO .Hd home bl Mrs. loaeph' llrtlbte. lnr Ptdlhclo ,B•Illlt, , " \ 1 ~ ICGy~' bf lc Wleh· llembth are fOIIUestt'd te~lln Batiotl II belnJ htild hldrt In' II l. ~~it..P ttd 1 ~ ' •'N6e atom an 1rn•aemeat or ro1dltdt m le11 mtive bv hh OWJI court:· illb.' t~u '· ~¥1. ut b~b!l\, ~&a, t¥i'Ul. Ron call will be ah 1lh<e hi alrntd hlmMif 611 · lor ' '~ten. 'll!lh 1 1ee01 pod aultable for • the ••••• term h•oall!o lhet.iloll'l 'Tiil atUti filth i\al\ed thq d~!ed litallf,•ment and to brl~ ••n1 the oleolln• to atbt. Ntitly e\ern•l 'atve~·r•a't lteh t, 1ettl~( a atltd pod tor exhibit and ldentit!• ali Latin Amorlcan ••ve\111111~11 ehiiH ~ · d IJI:~el!lllt ~v:tl· ~ llfll !heir COU91rltl blind. Tile ·~·.,.. till\ IUe eauoa. 1· nlltn trouble wllh Dattola'l 1111· ~ bll-r ' illtJkha, ; l't.AN COMMUNI • ¥dlnlli\llored lip! 1Ui thll Ke #illl 'a ill ' or ht\IORI, Who COlli Rev. John Elwood will ld i tllliiiled th• loot to the eood !ill• iiiP 1~\o t cl'ib~M ~ilp behl~c eomiDUnloa aerv~ it th• Plali'U he ~lvor'"d an •h• went ~fl 'IHe t!l'C~ ~4~~~ pJl wu~ ih• Me!Mi!lll Cliureh on suklilt the !io ho had to ltt! ou,h m90 to 1 Ul'liaake ~ clo+ill at 1:30 A. M. llid ·his ID11tt. itt'd •ar¥m•n~ -'~! · II. !I~ t!l ~~rl 1o . but hi• bull1· iht wftle liiit~t btoW ap n!\i !.J. lri' I~U~•. L~Roq S~ow Enedr• '' Richard L. Smlt~! •110 ' li .it/: JACKIION, 0.. UP-Wellllon RloY~ tn ,..,.oa -!Wlllil l•a·l.: ~ Pollee Chief qtant -8m•th today llat vadt10tlll' i$ll0ille':1Mfe~' <'1 ' wao nomed 11 defencltnt m lhe ' • fl • lorgt~! pmp~al d,amaae 1uil ever Mra~Mm,i£ ' 1 ·"'i•: ' 1 brlte fllrd In Jac~n COupty. ...it , l ,~rr- ~ Charleo '!\let~ of 'lfelillon. ask· noon tile , ~ ~ · In • ca ror $l!O.b00Jn dawaes on bonor o~ btr two lbhl', SIHe· ~ behalf of 11'-aon, 'JI-Y, 12, who Roy. The ft~. l)illlves .,. 11110 Injure• I'O'O year.!' 110 IO'h011 teqp.d, lfj. llii!f llltil ar.ant Vine- • otruck b)' i ear driveti br !he po- yard toll' ruidl': 01)19a; 'llr. and · llee chlel. , Mn. su.. De1mond ~ e)lltdren, · P~ Mr:: fll!l ';lllrs. L. B, llob)PJOD and riiiiJIY,~·I. D. St• '• II "10p, qaDJ~D; ~,}J'!f'IL-'JUI !OJII, . • , • Sli!wlllf'·ilitt ..._ ·lib*' It• ..... .L~ ......., .0.,' JO, .... Ifrt~ T1 1. pe~ Mr. and Mro. C. Ed Humphrey RHdlvllle ·and .9'!.£~ ~ and two dauabtert, ~eo and ftb. btr olauih~. , ~ ,' pd. ~n. bin, were ·guelll~ autltig 'th-. ho!J. David p{ No)ioJ¥, .... .._"!l;d ~·• dal'l ol Mr and Mrs. L R. Slone Ar&abrlte and h\it•l)', rl\>i'e· , In Cl..ellll4. · ' - · ·• lin. Gao Walton ~ a tllllo Mf. aad ~' !~al¥11"' 0 plf of dl)(l r~lllll•l fort ~~·~Ill!! · ~ Md., w!tlo b.;f kuaballd. wbo Is SOD at IJie Sl. ,1~ "'' eentfy. ,GftD~ ~ · til\; 1tationod ~... )ln. harl Klb'ble end Wilbur l!r1. Dl~f1 olfJtll& Ill Baker 11a4t a: -''Y to :1m triM 1lio11Uif)l If • · vlt~ Mrt. ~lt'a dagpter, Dot> 1 vW.. ' . ',. j,· Do you ask what building thi$, That can show both pain and bliss; Tha-t can be both great and fair?"... Lo, Its name is Character' Then build it well what e'~1· you do; ' Build it strong and straight and true, I ,D,~IId It clean and high and broad, ·~lid it for the eye of God." , I ~nNl\tvor to have plfplls io Mille fioom I S<:!ibol•,!n good' humor. To g'et Otis hilllle&tab. , liShed'm my pu')>lls I read \o tlll!m the to\lbw· ing poem lly,Edgar A Guest, then they copied It, stUdil(ll.li and committed it to memqry. Then frequently 411st before diamlsrlng khool "r tH~ day I io&ill!l ~~v~ seWral rep~ijJt ind t~~y llways enj5'yed saylrift over w'h!it lhey · ChieilS~ed " ' • Sau~sCoh.ptetes Thesis On Pos;· -;Things ToD&ln Tra}Ring b# Cbfldren By School T - ts;Or P~Dnb .' " . ;~ Wellston Polire \' 2-Dally Sentlllel, Pomeroy-l.f\ddleport, 0., Sept. 7, 19Q7 , 0 I ' I D,il_y ,'!.! ,, • I' ~' ' : ' ' '1 ~· • ,; .••". but ·esPe,cil~l!v, for ,(he mci'ri:Who must ' j .'o~r Y.tSUr . •' . . . ,~~~:~..:.~~._...,.,...._. ' • " I '- deteAs... meet tn Colum· ICMII(DIIe l!:a~alton ·:..:;;,:;;i...!,.. H;.,....... uti f~t-,the'bill~ for'car·~am~g~ a~d perso,n~lu,_-.-U.::-_.:....,."7.':7'o;.-;;::T.: j v•·' '• rour.- o. o. PattersOn \ ond - foliiiw · ·liNk blu •• "" '" cp~lltlild with SuperiJI. '" ' ICIW, teachers and \ ,~ '. smash .ups SPill Trouble for.evel'}'pody I on 990, '" ' I DelegateS Will Be Named La{er ' ' I •.-...,and .,.,..~·· ' Sargent, Marl Wilma Hen< be annound- • jjj" ....._ •u i;:' ,blve'l m "'nl"'o lin e · The Oailv., ·. -- 'i - · ,. .. OUT o, GO~ OUR '' ' See OQ lf 1 1.,.t~ f.....,.g ' •• ' ' I 0 • 1!J.l) • 1" ' • ' J MtM8·11lS -· ., f ' . ' not redecOrate old dredrrpontling M walh ., .~.. Wlalint W09d pan~lnllf ' ' \ ~tln,a_ut'9J!C' At~,~'~ ~~l~tio~ ef Meltl cetlftft I' • I I <. T-' ....,..,,,,_.. I , ' .o·t"tiJ...-..; llllooo~~ ·UJY ell• AI!IIMEII\t .......... '•' ''" ' . Phoae 82 or 435 \ • ~l l I t ,. �·-----..;..--... I , "'\ ~.: ' . • l ' \ .. .. ,.•' I ' ,. (Ed. Note1 Two weeks,aco the first of two psrts of a new thesis by·'llean E. 0 Saunders Wft~. ·~ulll~fil!\1: h:~~ .~~/1 ~e Do's In The fnuiung of GhUben, 1,In that first exposition th~ dealt sl~il Sle!'!Msj 6t teachers - or parenfs ~ tohsillei\~y. !ooa example, lead instead of preach 'or lecture, and reason, t·a· thcr than _punish1 second part of •·some Do's In The Training of Children" follows) By Dem E. 0. Sa1111ders Open school each mornini!'Wilh Bible tead' ihgs ana prayer by IL~ pPplla. The LOrd's ' prayer or P mo!llent ot $11\ihi ptayet may be used. The last yhf i\t n\f Qa~bing (Clltton, , 1956·57-Ed ), I taught the studebts to use a lllom-ent of silent pr~r. I ~I the idea frdlfl my Sunday School teacher. He always gteeted u~ with a "Good Momil\g. We will !low bur kealls for a mom~nl bf ih~nl p~tyef.• 1 I This appealed to m~. so 1 lilld@sled It ld ' my students and It allrat:l~d · !h@m ioo. ~lleh of my pupils vdluriteeted tO ta'tte his tiirh In co~du~tlng th~' o~e,!l/ij. eitfclse ind they ne· ver fa1lti~ to be prepared. 1 This sllenl_~riyir Was')tii\\StHihi lhat i,ha. never tried tn.· ic'!(oill.bl!to'r~ liut It wotked .rM nlcelf. O~e. ~•Jif4~96 bid to learn. , ill, every arCh alld !hie ~It ou~'hldden faulll outshlrle. · ; .· lELEVISIQ.H ~~I \,:. WSA% ·TV I. "rei ,.ti ~or- Cllannel3 8:25 8:3'0 9:80 IO:UO IQ:;Jt) . 11:00 11:30 1~;00 12:30 ~ Slq Oo l;lrcle 3 llaneh t'jumby F'\Jry Capt, Uall~nl 'l'riae Story Deltctlve'o Diary j'ooel:p ln1r:,t;qe lly LI:Ue Mar~ie REE.I\\.SV.ILLE v.. :~~~~~(ila~s!d' • clot set, 1lo 30 s~~6 5 'llr~i ,i>lct~.., \ lleado \.,. " ti:oo W•tl\1 Mr. Wizard 6:ao · ~.tiJi)ay Nl..,t Jambor•• li!Y!t.~!Y" 'I'J!etl~ci l)oUfr.A,i!lepi d · Theate Jf!ifs~W~~m~ h~d ~ofllliltttell: 1 ~·M~ ~oirl~ h'sii\lle; J3fJ~\-•M b!lltt cifes1 Til~ ~ufl. trlitlltllid ot *IUit& 1Jaltaili\ 'the qay ~ d'li~ eotii}'ll'e ~ur:.lt ~wli\1~~ Tonlg)ll! to Diet~ whti ft~1 \iie b11ffi~ A ' ~·l".Cl!t" ilft. ~:i''"~~~-' . Milk Maltes Cookint •. ·A 8reeu , Ji~TVI{ ·ciiANNit. a ' 10:10 SiJa.IID c 10:1& Cbrllllao ,S.ttnoe ~·; wnat,ll••. Ptnqn ·c.. D9 ''i ~ Tlila ti Tile tlfe ' t.tY,' ~1 h \. .. ,~ li:SG MID to Man '' u:•a 1114\'f!"J, ~&,.l>ahde • 12:00 Oft~','lo' AMnW~ · ~ 1· la:tO m.t:a·vour Trouble !2:JO "·~Pel ' ' ' .' 1:00 USL1ANational fenhls ' ' \!halliptonahtp . -:1ltl Fi'oDbcra of l'alt& ' t~ Neivs 'PICture 4t~ Goipel ,Hiihnoiiy 'Boys 1:00 Meet tbe Prest sffiQh. Protr•• " fa'lif:',1h,oihe a alnlie1 dbh•t ii'alter ~tief •lid H~te Is .a v~ry .Jiilportant principle that g oom , siould be used-in all teaching. lt..is teach "'.. Where la11ghler •lid !lib! ti@iiHi ahbll d Ill· ltlve lhbiltlnk ~<t 11 develbp~ more powh 'ulall wl~s bloOm; . 1 any other smgle prinaiple thai r know. Wh,at !hough ;t!ti ve trav~l~d lfllriy aweaijl Do not permit pupils to say, "I cah't.•1 As mile, long as they think they eait't, they can't. Footllllre 'hd weary, still la~e home ~~mile. Tell!h them to believe in themselves. · · · • Emerson dec!Jred a ~emebd~IIS trUth Take borne a ami\e.-u Is hoi mUch lo d~J when he said, "They conl!lfur who think lhev But much It means to them who walt for ('lr~~;~~~:~:Z~ler!:u~:rJm1~:; can." you; <:J1 Pupils should be taught, self confidence. Ybu call be brave for such a little while· The .trainer never should 11ateb to any lack ot 'llhe day of doubt Is done-lake hom~ confidence. The lack of IllS the cause of 15 srhlle. per cent of all failures. ' Loo·k fot the good traits In each Individual I would s\Jtnmarl~e my position on "Some · OAI~Y CROSSWOlD youth. Every person has some good character· Do's In The Training of Children" this way· J.CIOII 2. To~rd lt. lhot 1 ~- htlv• the let loot!sties and these should be used as foundation To be alwayll a·lert in the training of cllll· $. 'IJJr~lil s cutdO<t tC!ftll , upon which to build character. dreh; be eonsllteilt; set a good example; praise i6~1NY 4 Like U. /oil . H good work, In a recitation let students do most 1. 11. prlnel· e ll~~<rt correct p,IU/Y (0 B.I buln 2t. Tw, nice~; is a short poem that fits this ~robleln of the talking; always be polite and courteous. 10. Cllmblnl floor mouurt W Also, hlve faltll In the youngsters; reason p11n1 , 11eol.} 27. CW J#.J.~ hd 8: Ventllal• (lhort. " e are building dfY by day, rather thab punish, open school with a ~lble 11, llil.rmltli 7, lavanut ~n1dl In a good, or evil way, adinJ ., tn11ot •(lbbon , 28 J'lna And that building aUt grows re and vrayer; .teach positive thinking, u.~ · ··~ (VIr.) 28. Rovea Must our Inmost sel"ea ~isclose look for gilod trait!, iWd have pllplla go Mille U. Nll~t I. '!'llek1 . ovJr • u . In good humor. II. F It drink (alan() SS. B~lk .' Na'tionatly Known · fl~w.ef -Ar,anger Tote S~'eaker . ~ REPOR :: DaJ'}y San.:-'•l J!,'i{p (II.) t.~oi!Ht ' M. Hili U. N•f<\leon'l 14. rowa otd ' fV. s) ~lit IPooi.) IS. . Olocfopo !e. lift 20. ~~~~pill 10. litrlkt , 8UI111Urr .1\'1\RI (abbr.) II, ilo~~CI.ilt 91 11. 'I'~IIUrlum lwolrlla • l*na (lyln.)' ' Pip!S call lor reiblraUon, announcement, buahs~N meetmg, 41 Ardor .,. illllell , .surprise . new R,egional !!peaker I'~H~~~F1::E'l~ot thesent on. 44.111401~ CAi\rlo-lr.l 48 .•Tlli~ ., W!ilii ciym.l · ~, lt.;.L+- 41 0 ' Mella CDUi;IJ N.. ·. 11 tiO -.. ·ft\. lall ,._1 \ l\lr& Robert Reibel, Reglohat bit ector. has ann9unced the eon!~· en<~ lvhleh will l!e held at \lie Middleport Ht~ii School auditor· lorn on Wedm>lday, Sept, 2~ Daybook w• ' Jo~n 0 - - · RtlAR'~It:r---.-h-ro-nl-ca-lly anaichy.rid;d:r,::.-:: ..:::.n~:"7ha::;,;::; . or~.,.ti,..,,~·.,.,w'I'"'sh""'-:EI±nc-o:-leif.,:,;...i.'..-had , ""1\ lr,v can ral1e 1,\1 the fuu thal I• be~n ·•~ lnterlot ·~r· goln~ on In Cuba, wllb a htqdlul i\lo;lytl{ht, 11187. of people, f!Qure what Yugoslavia Feature Syndlcatd, Inc.) could do with a rustt A·bolllb RV ROSIRT• ~. RUAIK aulnst E«vl>l, say. Ei)'pt would .:; Ull\< 1'heR(l minor traea1et, t ueh 11 lhlnk we did II, and w. would the current nonsenae between the lhlnk RU8sla di~ It wheq lhe Glp· IJnamo 1nd Sultan>, the netly DOs hit us. and \ioe \vou d bang rcvdlullon In Cuba, tho buBi~;.,, Ruula. Which would let ohe 0~ in Syria, thA e6htnlne4 Hut hor· pt. Germany, ~nd Ger!n~ny would O'P.I~II~ !NIITALLA'fi6N •lble 'IJ•"c,• ln Poland ,and Hun· hail8 a bU of a buli al Blt\iln .. rY"":!Il Jhft lli!nnr·l~atue sh110t' It dwb"lrd J•t to bf hr~al noll\>, , rilhe .'I'Willi~t Garden club wilt In' and 11oller!n'-Ju8\ 1 ma~b Bor· on e ''' I dbn't t lnl ll)Y lin· 'fl!'f,~i' 'M•ul1ilf' evtn!nc ~~ lhq Har! wJI~ MilS , llle •lhruth's ION!e"t · ~ detlde Uott ~b!l/d ,ltand !! lor vl!l't lqb.. ~6 e.~1 }lila The prob!hm to thor, un!'li VI l!llf,~ Mrs. l'hll Wtllili[ll· 110 .tllnd up olronrnr. 1~1!1· !brt of ri!i\llr fi~IH ~blttrol s~n ;I ~o-liostehaes. There Wtll be In •ffn<t. Ihe nld pcntlrman 0~ lhll dtalh·d~allng dahdrult Is lllit~J~' tlon of ollll!ers and 'lflo ,.,~ thai '~" rrol danR~r qr lmllllmented. ~'"" as ottr IR~T· ' Ytar boots will be 411' atoli\lr ivarflre w" not ,.; m11oh iollh roller Dull~•. the lad~·kill· ltiilil ~il. Members are renltnded vcslo~ In the lnalnr powera, but er (according lo Carol Bu~ett, na) !he duer arc to be paid at would come In the day• when the singer) ,;Qinta out, t~e •t~k' thla miet!nl the ••oond. third, onrl rl~htoOn· pile! are building t~rol•ahOut tft~ d6wn-to-nMatero found alomlc world tor pueelul lilliPo111 oon<lru•llon 10 •!leap that ~ou What could be a ato~k~llb li;;l ' AUXILIARY MIIT!NG cn11id slart the end or the world elettrlc ll!ll'or . yf•lerda ebtuld The Auxlli•ry of the Lewl•M*no Poal, Anlerlean Le1ton, wttl with a zlo ~u n-lype hbmb. tot tul~d lh!o a n)Jty lq bo ' II ley me<t Molldoy at the home of Mrs. one of lh• bell ~<lenllsts tomorrow for 101)1~ bad Me y Arlono R.... ae<ordlnl to the an: atnnn~. a m•n wh a I ' o aome bad little bOY. ' nounclml~nt made by their p!'ftll Wl'lt•J. I• N•vll Sbulb, d he Jlarper. h!l .l1llt wrllten a horrlfvtng •· In ll!e old, etll~ IIUI d•~·t dent, l\ln. C!nlpbell ........... Vl'l llonR tho •nmo l!n/ol 1~ when Hitler · bulldilll 11 CA~L w~tri~ ••111olhlnq like Albinia Brownshlrl.l Into a foretl. ~v• • ehuekl • dn-ll·YOUrlelf Mn\\ at b<idy Slid: Oh, no, thll Is hD army The. Mlddl!port Fire Dep~l somnbo~y rllb 1"~ tho fat'• lit· thlo It a 1011th m~~m~~ent, a eon~ mont ;"''<! ,i41!bd ll U:~D. a. m. •nllv In lhe lire. ~o~y clave of w-lcuttur~ll 1pd }II.!' wboh • Prl~ o~ lhe Bo~n · ptop; arty on t<orth Fiont Avenue wll thin\• .everyb?dr ~~· dono the watthf'ojc~ l • Iii, 1 Hlu.i'Ju~ reported on fire; ~111v lloe~ ond comme~~Coi tti m1ll!l~d1 n l'~f ~t hn(l dii!P!Yil9~ •I fveryhe)l On~ 1.' ' tu~nJJol~"'' MilT ·~·· l~tn lh• ~Alto\IIHtt up ·th~ We•l · l. ,,~ 'I' 1!1d The pentt~'ib PTA will, meet pli world;, :~.d:~ a!n~~p~~J~ Monda,,. Se 111~ 1, 11t 7:Q 1~ ) I ain ..rtaln thai !I, In ·I~ •l!id' llllitilifl ', 1 i6n: i~ln'bl m at the obi. 1\i~n~lhllltl will be 11erve1 b~ the Narlors Ru neral~, Cuban l'tM!Iutlpn, Ute ~ enUrt~ URIPP ~b~ to tbt prfl mup. 1' ,, •l ~i 1 !olll4 ·. ~• tip .I 116.111Wl• ~~1.1 • ~ · , """'" trom the mounfi!ni,·· o ~~llill ld IARtllt C~UI MIITINQ Oriente~ t liU -fluid ll•~l 1 • .l!il lbe . nl, u ~· · . ·ay · Jlli, Wiitllril Tnll aardtn em! per Cdti lftd drop ~ Rniji( \Mt S · 16 Will lllHl11tunda7 eveninl it 111• on the 9lf-cha~e' or dl~~:1111mtdl tib; d k ofOO .Hd home bl Mrs. loaeph' llrtlbte. lnr Ptdlhclo ,B•Illlt, , " \ 1 ~ ICGy~' bf lc Wleh· llembth are fOIIUestt'd te~lln Batiotl II belnJ htild hldrt In' II l. ~~it..P ttd 1 ~ ' •'N6e atom an 1rn•aemeat or ro1dltdt m le11 mtive bv hh OWJI court:· illb.' t~u '· ~¥1. ut b~b!l\, ~&a, t¥i'Ul. Ron call will be ah 1lh<e hi alrntd hlmMif 611 · lor ' '~ten. 'll!lh 1 1ee01 pod aultable for • the ••••• term h•oall!o lhet.iloll'l 'Tiil atUti filth i\al\ed thq d~!ed litallf,•ment and to brl~ ••n1 the oleolln• to atbt. Ntitly e\ern•l 'atve~·r•a't lteh t, 1ettl~( a atltd pod tor exhibit and ldentit!• ali Latin Amorlcan ••ve\111111~11 ehiiH ~ · d IJI:~el!lllt ~v:tl· ~ llfll !heir COU91rltl blind. Tile ·~·.,.. till\ IUe eauoa. 1· nlltn trouble wllh Dattola'l 1111· ~ bll-r ' illtJkha, ; l't.AN COMMUNI • ¥dlnlli\llored lip! 1Ui thll Ke #illl 'a ill ' or ht\IORI, Who COlli Rev. John Elwood will ld i tllliiiled th• loot to the eood !ill• iiiP 1~\o t cl'ib~M ~ilp behl~c eomiDUnloa aerv~ it th• Plali'U he ~lvor'"d an •h• went ~fl 'IHe t!l'C~ ~4~~~ pJl wu~ ih• Me!Mi!lll Cliureh on suklilt the !io ho had to ltt! ou,h m90 to 1 Ul'liaake ~ clo+ill at 1:30 A. M. llid ·his ID11tt. itt'd •ar¥m•n~ -'~! · II. !I~ t!l ~~rl 1o . but hi• bull1· iht wftle liiit~t btoW ap n!\i !.J. lri' I~U~•. L~Roq S~ow Enedr• '' Richard L. Smlt~! •110 ' li .it/: JACKIION, 0.. UP-Wellllon RloY~ tn ,..,.oa -!Wlllil l•a·l.: ~ Pollee Chief qtant -8m•th today llat vadt10tlll' i$ll0ille':1Mfe~' <'1 ' wao nomed 11 defencltnt m lhe ' • fl • lorgt~! pmp~al d,amaae 1uil ever Mra~Mm,i£ ' 1 ·"'i•: ' 1 brlte fllrd In Jac~n COupty. ...it , l ,~rr- ~ Charleo '!\let~ of 'lfelillon. ask· noon tile , ~ ~ · In • ca ror $l!O.b00Jn dawaes on bonor o~ btr two lbhl', SIHe· ~ behalf of 11'-aon, 'JI-Y, 12, who Roy. The ft~. l)illlves .,. 11110 Injure• I'O'O year.!' 110 IO'h011 teqp.d, lfj. llii!f llltil ar.ant Vine- • otruck b)' i ear driveti br !he po- yard toll' ruidl': 01)19a; 'llr. and · llee chlel. , Mn. su.. De1mond ~ e)lltdren, · P~ Mr:: fll!l ';lllrs. L. B, llob)PJOD and riiiiJIY,~·I. D. St• '• II "10p, qaDJ~D; ~,}J'!f'IL-'JUI !OJII, . • , • Sli!wlllf'·ilitt ..._ ·lib*' It• ..... .L~ ......., .0.,' JO, .... Ifrt~ T1 1. pe~ Mr. and Mro. C. Ed Humphrey RHdlvllle ·and .9'!.£~ ~ and two dauabtert, ~eo and ftb. btr olauih~. , ~ ,' pd. ~n. bin, were ·guelll~ autltig 'th-. ho!J. David p{ No)ioJ¥, .... .._"!l;d ~·• dal'l ol Mr and Mrs. L R. Slone Ar&abrlte and h\it•l)', rl\>i'e· , In Cl..ellll4. · ' - · ·• lin. Gao Walton ~ a tllllo Mf. aad ~' !~al¥11"' 0 plf of dl)(l r~lllll•l fort ~~·~Ill!! · ~ Md., w!tlo b.;f kuaballd. wbo Is SOD at IJie Sl. ,1~ "'' eentfy. ,GftD~ ~ · til\; 1tationod ~... )ln. harl Klb'ble end Wilbur l!r1. Dl~f1 olfJtll& Ill Baker 11a4t a: -''Y to :1m triM 1lio11Uif)l If • · vlt~ Mrt. ~lt'a dagpter, Dot> 1 vW.. ' . ',. j,· Do you ask what building thi$, That can show both pain and bliss; Tha-t can be both great and fair?"... Lo, Its name is Character' Then build it well what e'~1· you do; ' Build it strong and straight and true, I ,D,~IId It clean and high and broad, ·~lid it for the eye of God." , I ~nNl\tvor to have plfplls io Mille fioom I S<:!ibol•,!n good' humor. To g'et Otis hilllle&tab. , liShed'm my pu')>lls I read \o tlll!m the to\lbw· ing poem lly,Edgar A Guest, then they copied It, stUdil(ll.li and committed it to memqry. Then frequently 411st before diamlsrlng khool "r tH~ day I io&ill!l ~~v~ seWral rep~ijJt ind t~~y llways enj5'yed saylrift over w'h!it lhey · ChieilS~ed " ' • Sau~sCoh.ptetes Thesis On Pos;· -;Things ToD&ln Tra}Ring b# Cbfldren By School T - ts;Or P~Dnb .' " . ;~ Wellston Polire \' 2-Dally Sentlllel, Pomeroy-l.f\ddleport, 0., Sept. 7, 19Q7 , 0 I ' I D,il_y ,'!.! ,, • I' ~' ' : ' ' '1 ~· • ,; .••". but ·esPe,cil~l!v, for ,(he mci'ri:Who must ' j .'o~r Y.tSUr . •' . . . ,~~~:~..:.~~._...,.,...._. ' • " I '- deteAs... meet tn Colum· ICMII(DIIe l!:a~alton ·:..:;;,:;;i...!,.. H;.,....... uti f~t-,the'bill~ for'car·~am~g~ a~d perso,n~lu,_-.-U.::-_.:....,."7.':7'o;.-;;::T.: j v•·' '• rour.- o. o. PattersOn \ ond - foliiiw · ·liNk blu •• "" '" cp~lltlild with SuperiJI. '" ' ICIW, teachers and \ ,~ '. smash .ups SPill Trouble for.evel'}'pody I on 990, '" ' I DelegateS Will Be Named La{er ' ' I •.-...,and .,.,..~·· ' Sargent, Marl Wilma Hen< be annound- • jjj" ....._ •u i;:' ,blve'l m "'nl"'o lin e · The Oailv., ·. -- 'i - · ,. .. OUT o, GO~ OUR '' ' See OQ lf 1 1.,.t~ f.....,.g ' •• ' ' I 0 • 1!J.l) • 1" ' • ' J MtM8·11lS -· ., f ' . ' not redecOrate old dredrrpontling M walh ., .~.. Wlalint W09d pan~lnllf ' ' \ ~tln,a_ut'9J!C' At~,~'~ ~~l~tio~ ef Meltl cetlftft I' • I I <. T-' ....,..,,,,_.. I , ' .o·t"tiJ...-..; llllooo~~ ·UJY ell• AI!IIMEII\t .......... '•' ''" ' . Phoae 82 or 435 \ • ~l l I t ,. �.'. 'I ~ •~ SebUoel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Sepl 7, 1957 ~·~~~~~====~ ;~.f..; ..... Belttlnel .i I I f \ ·· Falcon$· (lipped ·31-0 By Ravuw/,d· """··1'111". .Cremeans rD0Cke-.oo f ..:...J D. ' . A':t RavenswoodFrldatReiH)evUsas.they ~~J!.IIIdly'~d w~. l957 ¢fii\Uoh· lli "mltilijrtflii'.'"''"'·' av LelUS ~o'·'!fi.: ~· . , ., J. experle~~ed Wa2)ama at :aa.' ·t k Mountaineer. Football Ro..ndup .v~~~me, p~yed, b~or~ stan~-;room-o~ly, ~~w~:-;di. ~ ~ All-~'" o. , ~, .~ ~ J,w ·S'~no a By J4.,1J: ~Ilrire .1 iJ .SPOR""' DESK • ~ - I • ' 1 • 11 t' • ' The Opel)ed easy faabion on ntsht and Ugbt Wbile•FalCon team 3J.() 0 I ' · Rutland'• high ochool JIIU.Strauu of Mll'letta, , lit (W 'fulteltiJI ICIII Jlni cr.meano t~rned 'up cr.meon1 bQ .....tved Wide • day In the pocket of We~t VIJ:Ifola p1111 notice& bl West Vlrlfnla 6 University Coach Art (Pappy) Lew· PI»EE'' this paq_week for the r.. ~ for a new chan\ to be~me popular in Buckeye land Ia l11.1tead of on the Ohio Statej cord of 34 toucbdowas Ill nine lf, W~ Hayes' grldders don't start tbrowmg a few more Campuo. 11111e1 In bl1 aeiJiOl' year be ~ fbis fall While no "official" confirmation brought with him to tbe Moun· One Pom~y Ohio State !,an-name withheld upon request ~!!Unc~~:!:~~ 01j,;.r•,:::e:h'! 1~lneer camp. -"•vs 80 000 vol • · ~ ' ces mum bling: Weal Virginia Fr.. hmon Roster "'l'hru the middle thru the middle lhru the middle punt!" rel..,ed Sept 1 !{om Jatbon'a OW nt1811t nudge Mr. Hayes Into rerollecling the passi~g wupon Mill to new• outlell. . was Invented several decades ago and is used to considerable The &-II, 17~ peund speedster With three ef the 19M teama ..vantage by most colleges aU professional teams 99 per cent from Rutland told the Dally Sen· and one 1956 team having a new ' ' tine! late In August· name th lndu.tr' I Le I 0 f the blgh 8Chools and 100 per cent of the sand !otters "I'm going over to Jatkaoo'a ' e1 " ague go Yes, "Thru the middle tbru the middle thru the middle Mill to take a look Wolt until yOU away to slow atart '\'llunday JIUDl" well could grow to !he exalted position of being a new hear from me about my thanglnc ~:::~ l'!':mN~ith Y~~: ..~..~~ ebeerleaders' yell In the great horseshoe off N High St from Ohio State.. IODnel Is no.,. tbe Pomeroy Ce· Hisofhigh S<hool11ld cooch, Von- ment Block co., and they• rolled , •.•• "What' goo d h , t b d h. d narl Rutland, thisJim week: ya na 0 w en you ve go a an on your an s, "Cremeans baa to mate up bla 1"0 " 1... 101a1 game lanu ser1ea a band booster group which IS made up of parents of the toot· own mind ·now. He's not , tid any lor tbe evenlnr but ll!st two out len, and four or five moms & dads show up at a meeting sup· Ionrer. ,Re had an extellent deal of three ·to H. ·• R. Firestone polf.d to kick off activity for a year? at 'Obi o State but ho bad a good ltobinaon's.' !Aondry. last year's This was the question posed by one member of the Porn· ooe from Lewis, too.• champions got away to a goo4 e~ Band Boosters th1s week It's a r ght t t lllrt w10nlng two of three rrom I smar one, oo. Cremeans' ~rlenda In Rolland boo p M ' ' · ve not the answer to that one. 'Bands are extra curricula.jllevcd the younpter wu convln· omeroy otor. T)ley have to be supported by funds other than taxes local or eed he would have a bolter tbme The l,lons Club team will be alate. 'lbe sad part of the aftermath of such disinterest 15 that to pi•Y more football at the organized by next wee~ and 1 a band so illy supported slips into low gear and then this is MountaiMer . !Chool. Cremea~~t now team will be added 'to re· heard· hhnaelf verified this u one ol ihe plaec last year's Sports center .,.m,. , , reo•ons he aecepted the offer to Club. ,. ...tsthemalterwlthourband? try out at Jaebon'a MDI. is not to Imply the Ray Woodgeard crew is sllppmg. It Although the atart was alow !Jilt. But let the Boosters slip too far and too long and the Ot.~•r rea...,ns.. mtaht have boen there was ·nothing slow about bantlls bound to follow 60mellme tile home·town atmosp~re •.P- some of the seore• turned in " • · parent In the We1t VIrginia camp. Ro~ Davis topped some other . Mr d M R Head vmlty coach Art Lewla Ia rood ,..,., with a 243 game and · an rs. on Springer, sons Gary and Bob went a native of Mlddlepert where .be 1 60ll serlea. Ironton laet night to enjoy tbat city's seventh annuai came up the bard way to football Prefue. fame and fortuna. The new Pomeroy Celllllnt In It eight teams or the county are paired off at 8 p m play Rogery3ron7, t 225t, e.~ •r~ Blo<k took high r•me wllh 920 1 1 10 rllloute halves with no stops (or timeout or anythl~g ~ount· .~"'/:: re:u~~ d~/tbls ~ 1:Ia and high serlea with 2m. ed, and (lniJb up always on schedule two hours and 15 min· senior y~ar. Blaine Staats, '24&- Top bDwlcro were: Utes later. pound Frost from ll'uOD md 9/a- Davis . . . . 243 605 ' Ron, who keeps track of those currents of electrons travel· hama High School who attended Clat..orthy . . . . . . . 111:1 1148 201 557 lnJinlo your house, will stay over In Huntln•ton tomorrow Greenbrier A<adomy laat 1esr, Ia Will · · · · · · · 1 standout candidate, 11 ~Dick S,W•n · for a bup.ess meeting or Ohio Power pers · 1~ ,. IBQ ~~ :-::1:--='=~--...::__ _ onne • Herrig from Point Pleaaa and 0 ¥rll1D · · · · · · · · · · · · 182 to-j· l; B ,. H' hi' h 1ng 19 19 t's This Mi~.Ji Flattens Saxton, Sends Him To Reluctant Chamn.sl..e8e, White Sox 1 r: U/ I Ye)lei 1 11 Deflls Cpach as dellnlte1thi'esf fo! ,C(lass B .c.plonsblphononliiWesl\lirgfula. J · , 1· IA!G by lllllbacll Ke~> Kelly, the WI'!' He1111• netted Dtne' raNI . A powertUJ JIUIIIDaton East Jlevll~ w~ from Pll• aruL ~o,tber PI" with ~ ~· foo,tball te1111 clobbeeed P'ohU , bJl ",.biJ~er1 I«)~ 00t¥~ o'in ·'l"'!16~U~n · wu g:!'l , f9r ' :2J Pltuant Fridat night on ~~ n~ an sue"" pen- YllnN'\Is ~~wn to ..'tl" 13 f.u~. Bit Black 1\eld, 31-G •• tbe • eL , · e. Darli~g l .....ed left c'!n)! "'~ld have boen I On the fourtb play of thO ball !~:t,lo~~:t ~=: ~.~.J;~~~ 'I at vlslbtalflioramd'01inulded Bl'oderlck Crawford 1 • " ' 1 game Tact e Bill Gortell picked ··--• bl' fir• ...In · was Richard Conte w b • Xi OariiD ' fum ~wu I .. Su g. . 1114 It became 26-0 on tlle YORK CON,tDENtJA~· ~f. 0: ~~~·Falco~a 48 J;d 1~ . Tb~t .;.. the only time the play after the klckot.l wh~n• ll NIWComedy and Cartoon , • . and raced to the' 11. Kelly. ...,pt Faleo11.1 threatened 11 they aUf• Huntblst11n ~nt all tile \ 118 lun. t. Mon. Sept, 1-9 hla own fight end for tbe first fered • troll! a bad wti ~f 1118' frOm own :Ill on • touchdown on tho ne1t pi'¥· The jitters and fumbled five tlmea opener over eenter. Carroll Boker extra point tt t "' 10011 to hav tb lrl .. II take Coach Bob Shertzer's "B~BY DOLL" 'd th R d •De~ led bno1 0 ! el 1~···i!:J~ ma9ned and undersized! (The Ad¥11 Drama) :~ 8-0 e Y "' '" poueasiOn e n,ver bad a dose lout at · Ravenawood shOwed a · !01111 dirt. Ravenswood's next acore eappad that ia wel~maiii!Od 'In all de.,~,. , ---a 60 yord and &ood partmenlla~d •hould 'go ooof· It a' '· ~~:W:tDO~W~L~IA~DS~F~JI~L~D~~~~~~~~~~ came on themarch first to p)oypaydfrl of the 1ecoeason. Lee !larllnc .... ~ ttl' Wlclow ·U, ond when End Joe McCoy Falcons abowed opll'tl of fiie •AbbD, ' slx·yw-old got behind tbo Falcon defense •~d running and Larry HOSioo ~rov-' too~ a pau from Bud Knapp over ed apt aa a pun reeetver." On hla ahouldor lo ao Into the end the f~e little Howard · k~~lel zone ugmol•.ated. T~e play co,vered 101 hla shore o! the ttct!Oi llld 28 yards. Tim Mason attempted to waa In tbe 11111e for tbo full kiCk the e•t•a oint but the ball time t< went Wide .,;., &e scot'<! w 1z,o, · · , •· , · If Stat1atically, the Red • Devlla Later In •be aame quarte·~the ohowed a net gain by ruohlnil were forced tn klc out of 298 yard& from scrtnnnage ind own U yard line, e •oii!Pieted one of two pusea • tot~<~ one and canle for 28 yarda They were pento tile wnue Moson pltked the allzed a total of M yarda md ball up after fum bUng It and rae- rlost the baiL on fumblea twJce. ed to the Wa~p1a 28 yard line. A 15 yard penalty movl!d the The Faleons had ' net rwhlnc ball bact to the 43 and !Jaaon yudage 1aln of 33 , and ·<Dm· pleked up elg~t yardS. Kelly pleted five of nine paa1ei for then took off 00 on end fWeep 68. 1ards. They !oat 20 by pen·\ and went the route, 311 Y,rda, allies. , . for tbe seore. lfuon ran the The lint downs 1\ood 11 15 ••tra point over and the Red for Ravt!ilswood and live for 1 led at halftime by a the Faleono. · ' of :~:· hall the Scoring 'by quarters: If tb Ravenawood 6 13 12 6-31 move 81 Moved ~~~· Wabama 0 0 b 0- 0 for a fl"t down on their own PNILS IIICA~L NUILII . 40 In the flrot series of playa. Pl'M'SBURGH UP- The Phllt However a fumble gave Ravep1- ddpbla Plilllles have recalled bo- f"R1 'llop'J:' hi:..::• ' ° ° • Alii""' ., Nice furnlsl.<d· apartmenl 'In' 1114-~ • 41eport 3 ,.oolns and bath, .c~u ... 6170.... , • __._ · s ~! ·etc Furnished .t room ap~lmep\ In Pomeroy. Pf\ori'e 337·J. 9 &-Gtp _ ~ th:; th~ ___ ~ , room furnished apartnieht2oo M'ul~erry A~e. Pl\llne 9·&·3tc • :r!B' ' :..:~~~~~ To~.:~~~=~··~ wood ball on the Wabama •. ', . ' Kelly, on the lint P~Y aft· farm club In the lni,IJrnatlonal Retirement; "ants Shot At Titleholder Shorten Gap To ~V:z Games On 4-3 Wfn =~~~~:~:~:· r:~~d ::.~:~~·k:~~ ~~go::m:. •Jc~~ ::~~·'hl~t~~~ .UHINGTON Ml· retirement d ~ for exln point wide. In a house.hold accident this W UP _ Joe cell of Bruoklyn clolmed the rtght 10 to 1 •h!'l 11 the welterwel""t Saxton, 27, annoonced his retlr.. .,.,.. •••• , •··au•• ho had bo'a"t· ment after •offering • fourth· · · - ...,. '"" round technlnl knockout tn the en , .....,. , pion Johnny Salton In· TV fliht with Miceli bDfore 1,800 -r--r ot the New Capitol Arena. The ex· r:-:-.;.,---==--~lil ·~~~~~~:~from New York Will a~ •• :pcompar::t~\Wa!he~ up," " " wu.on the caavaa ,five <limes al· l~bugh Referee Challey Reynolds doslanated only two trlpo as ofll· elal knockdown• They were In the llrsl and third roundo "I acnt him into retirement," said 26-year·old Miceli. "That waa aomothlng lhat champion Carmen Baaillo tnuldn 't do. I've earned ' shot at Baalllo, or If Basilio wins 1\lY R 0 hI n • On'a mlddlewoiJhl crown, I ohould be high In Ihe tourney lor Baalllo'a vacant IIIIo." .. Sure! YOU CAN'T TELL WHEN A FIRE IS GOING TO STRIKE CALL US FOR FULL MEASURE OF ' HIADI IALANCID FtiLD SALE)!, )'., H UP - Tournure, packln& top weight of 114 peunda, heap1 a sm111l but equally Anced field of Ill today In the 110,000 Manchoator Handicap at Rockln&hnm Park. Uer llvala Include Ha1·e Raising, Navarette, ~nnan1a M l ~s. LoDse Lip and Double Bid. The dlalance Is set 1t 1 mile and one-s!xteenlh PROTECTION .VDEdwards . luuruee If AIIT)'pel L 1M 8t. haae Sl-1 Pam. MANTLI IN HOSPITAL NEW YORK Ur - New Ynrk Yankee alar center-fielder Mickey Mantle will bo ho•pltalbcd until next Tueaday In what dub offl· clala termed · wu a "rest." Man· tie bao boen bothered tho pall week with ehln apllnta and hla activity w" reduced to pinch· hlltlnl roles. ' FORD •· hal· was ly United ''111 1lhelr 81>-game 1ea because The final a<ore came jual a Major IBiflle bueball hiatorlalll ~lnclnnatl Redlela whipped few !"lnutes later wben Robert already ll'e calllnr ItD7 "the 701r' 1~ond-piiCe St. Louis Cardbla s, Rou·"'• tick from the e•d th tant champ•.. , "' •• 01 e re1ur · · 1 zone carried only to the 20 where Eterybody "knowa" the N~w York Yanl<ees 'and Mllw~olbe ' The Boston Red Sox defeated It WO! gathered In by Tim Ma• BraVtl ••can\" be overta~en ~ld ;the Baltimore Orioles, 4-3, and the :::~ ;~~onw~:e:~arJh1ine~adar~ the 1'¥0 front-runnfelra aeem.~etalt" :do~Jt:.~ra ::wr;d ~~erCie~ Steph6nron ·scored from the two mlnlljl to prove curea ·Con e. ' hi! ' ' k d yll'd line An attempt to J;Un the With<the ..,.nnanta theirla.foi!IW I lllta !" e the ljrqo lyn Do I· bill over Will caulht abort. The taking, the Yonkeel bave' 't~··lf!t ' beat tho New Y~~:k Glanta, 3-0, score: 31.0 ' ol nine games and the Braves and the Plttsburah Pirates shall· have dropped three atrallht ad the Philadelphia Pbllllea, 3·2, The Falcons began a drive In In other NL adivlty the last minutes of the third The Chlca1o White Sox made ' quarter that carried them from th y k001 " " Frld 1 ht he atnh hpal Y d th ayKn•1n Howell, a 37-Year-old rllj>t hand- their own 19 tard hno to the w en ey w ppe • aniio er from Bowman, Tex.. connected four yard lloe of Ravenswood City Athlotlra, H, after the world for hi• l•me-wlnnlng homer after where they were stopped. champs dropped a 4·3 decision to tile White Sox bad rallied frola Lee Darling began the drive tho 'Waohlngton Senaton. The 8.0 deficit to tie tho score at ' -3 wltll a nleo 32 yard run ,lrom Whlto Sox' vletory, achieved by a In the eighth. Howell was credl d hla own 19 to the Ravenswootl 49. nlnth·lnnbll homer by plteher Dlx- with his fifth win ' pus from Larry Ll.evlnl to le Uo,well cut the Yankee1' lead Second·baocman Jerry Coleman to 4... cam.. NEED GOOD muffed a force-out throw with the Cullt Dump lra¥tl The Chicago Cuba aeored five baaea filled and two out In the ru~• In the seventh lnnln1 to ninth to enable Waahlngton'a Bob dump lhe Brave1, H, but the N•· Uoher to 100re tbe wtnnln& ron tiona! Letgue leadert retained 11alnot tho Yanket•· Sal Mavllo, I FOR THI! BEST! ~.-- _----- In illl first atart for the Yankeea tANY TYPE! yielded three rona and seven bill tn six lnnlnas. See or Call IV UNtTIQ PRill Plneh-hltter Jerry Lynch wal· NATIONAL LIAGUI loped a three-run • homer In the W L Pet. Gl llxth lnalnll to live the Redlega Milwaukee . . 82 D2 .612 their vl<tory ond enable th<m to St 1 Louis . 76 D9 1183 6'~ Ue the NL mark of 10 pinch home IU E. MilA St. Pomeroy Brooklyn 76 80 .11511 1 runa In a aeaaon. Cincinnati .. , .. 70 86 .51& 13 Phlladelph11 . 118 87 .DO'f t4 New York 66 73 .47& 181> PIUoborgb . . 52 83 .m 30.,. Chlca1o . , .. , 51 82 .383 801> 'rlur Nlghra luvlh Brooklyn 3 New York 0 Cincinnati & St. Louis 4 ChiCIIO a Mllwaukeo 4 Pllllbur1k 3 Phllodetp~la 2 htvmrs ProMblt -ltehtn Brooklyn at New York-Dry• dale IH va Barclay 8·7 Philadelphia · ot Plttlburah8an!ord 17·G vs Swanson 2·2 or R. G. Smith Goa Olnchfnotl at f4. LeuJ!-Jillll. coat 1~·12 vi v. McDaniel 7-8 Chicaao at Milwaukee n~ht­ Llttlolleld 2-3 or Hillman &-10 va Spahn 18-8 really ttodlrig 1 Suiiii•Y'• lklllll ~ ' BI'OOkll',ll at New York Philadelphia at Pltllburlh, 2 NE~ ~~LUXE 6'70x·15; Chlcaao at Milwaukee Cincinnati at St. Le~la I AMIIIICAN LIAOUI W L Pet. Gl New York 8D 61 .m ChiCIIO .. .. .. . 79D4 .IM .... P~us Ta.x and Recappable 'llre Doaton . : 71 112 .1131 1a Detro II .. 83 Jill ,DO'f 18 Blltlmoro . . Sf 118 .48D-1• Cleveland . . , 8D 10 .'81 Ia· ., Wuhlnaton . . . 51 82 .188 ai ~naa• Clcy . . . DQ 83 .878 131> . PriUJ Nlt~ra ~.."'" Walllhl-'on 4 N'w York 3 lloaton t llllllmoro 3 Detroit &,' Cleyoland I CbltaiO ' Kansas Clcy a 'klllt'RY't P.....lt 'Pitclltn I . •' ICIDIII City at Chltlilt>-'l'mY , Hq.r~ Plereo 18·10. ' Cle~eland at Detrolt~~leslj H VI t.lry HI BoiUmore 11 Keaton-Johnson IN Sullivan 12-t New York a.t 11(aohlnlton-Ford 8-4 v1 lltmoa 11·13 ' e: w'el. Quattm, ,who •11••4 (or a reported $jO,OOO bon)ls more tban two years ,ago, had 'Ill 11·12 won· lost retcord with •the Marlins. ' ·~~~~~~~~~~_;~:;;;;;;;;;5j;;:;;;::;;::~ • Now at ' \ SALES .... SiRVItE .tl I '· TR·UCKS ' ' ;P,.aton Motors, Inc. '" "'"'IO/IIo"""" iil',_~ PRONE 8181 ______ . _ .ASSOCIATED · R~DlO"·' ' I WORLD'S ,FASTEST \"~SHER ·. . -------- · " PHlLCO I . . ' Baseball Results JOHN OOUlEIN RICHMOND ·oiAvbo Cb. ~h•~• h~h: PWTI( SMT COVERS· · ·. ········~·· . v, ......,.. '-• New York at Wuhlacton ~•,w;-tH;~::~ at ·• at lloetoa l!Mrolt ..,...__~,.;.;~l ct~y at Chicago ' ' ,, art! Mi.dd!i~rt SUPit·C!WftN ·.............. ·.. $15.91 ·and . INSURANCE? ~-and we're A·l USED CARS ·· CIII'S , -one owner- loll' '1!111llfe ... J tnars, Pomeroy~ · -· ,.. . _ ,. $l5.9S '' �.'. 'I ~ •~ SebUoel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Sepl 7, 1957 ~·~~~~~====~ ;~.f..; ..... Belttlnel .i I I f \ ·· Falcon$· (lipped ·31-0 By Ravuw/,d· """··1'111". .Cremeans rD0Cke-.oo f ..:...J D. ' . A':t RavenswoodFrldatReiH)evUsas.they ~~J!.IIIdly'~d w~. l957 ¢fii\Uoh· lli "mltilijrtflii'.'"''"'·' av LelUS ~o'·'!fi.: ~· . , ., J. experle~~ed Wa2)ama at :aa.' ·t k Mountaineer. Football Ro..ndup .v~~~me, p~yed, b~or~ stan~-;room-o~ly, ~~w~:-;di. ~ ~ All-~'" o. , ~, .~ ~ J,w ·S'~no a By J4.,1J: ~Ilrire .1 iJ .SPOR""' DESK • ~ - I • ' 1 • 11 t' • ' The Opel)ed easy faabion on ntsht and Ugbt Wbile•FalCon team 3J.() 0 I ' · Rutland'• high ochool JIIU.Strauu of Mll'letta, , lit (W 'fulteltiJI ICIII Jlni cr.meano t~rned 'up cr.meon1 bQ .....tved Wide • day In the pocket of We~t VIJ:Ifola p1111 notice& bl West Vlrlfnla 6 University Coach Art (Pappy) Lew· PI»EE'' this paq_week for the r.. ~ for a new chan\ to be~me popular in Buckeye land Ia l11.1tead of on the Ohio Statej cord of 34 toucbdowas Ill nine lf, W~ Hayes' grldders don't start tbrowmg a few more Campuo. 11111e1 In bl1 aeiJiOl' year be ~ fbis fall While no "official" confirmation brought with him to tbe Moun· One Pom~y Ohio State !,an-name withheld upon request ~!!Unc~~:!:~~ 01j,;.r•,:::e:h'! 1~lneer camp. -"•vs 80 000 vol • · ~ ' ces mum bling: Weal Virginia Fr.. hmon Roster "'l'hru the middle thru the middle lhru the middle punt!" rel..,ed Sept 1 !{om Jatbon'a OW nt1811t nudge Mr. Hayes Into rerollecling the passi~g wupon Mill to new• outlell. . was Invented several decades ago and is used to considerable The &-II, 17~ peund speedster With three ef the 19M teama ..vantage by most colleges aU professional teams 99 per cent from Rutland told the Dally Sen· and one 1956 team having a new ' ' tine! late In August· name th lndu.tr' I Le I 0 f the blgh 8Chools and 100 per cent of the sand !otters "I'm going over to Jatkaoo'a ' e1 " ague go Yes, "Thru the middle tbru the middle thru the middle Mill to take a look Wolt until yOU away to slow atart '\'llunday JIUDl" well could grow to !he exalted position of being a new hear from me about my thanglnc ~:::~ l'!':mN~ith Y~~: ..~..~~ ebeerleaders' yell In the great horseshoe off N High St from Ohio State.. IODnel Is no.,. tbe Pomeroy Ce· Hisofhigh S<hool11ld cooch, Von- ment Block co., and they• rolled , •.•• "What' goo d h , t b d h. d narl Rutland, thisJim week: ya na 0 w en you ve go a an on your an s, "Cremeans baa to mate up bla 1"0 " 1... 101a1 game lanu ser1ea a band booster group which IS made up of parents of the toot· own mind ·now. He's not , tid any lor tbe evenlnr but ll!st two out len, and four or five moms & dads show up at a meeting sup· Ionrer. ,Re had an extellent deal of three ·to H. ·• R. Firestone polf.d to kick off activity for a year? at 'Obi o State but ho bad a good ltobinaon's.' !Aondry. last year's This was the question posed by one member of the Porn· ooe from Lewis, too.• champions got away to a goo4 e~ Band Boosters th1s week It's a r ght t t lllrt w10nlng two of three rrom I smar one, oo. Cremeans' ~rlenda In Rolland boo p M ' ' · ve not the answer to that one. 'Bands are extra curricula.jllevcd the younpter wu convln· omeroy otor. T)ley have to be supported by funds other than taxes local or eed he would have a bolter tbme The l,lons Club team will be alate. 'lbe sad part of the aftermath of such disinterest 15 that to pi•Y more football at the organized by next wee~ and 1 a band so illy supported slips into low gear and then this is MountaiMer . !Chool. Cremea~~t now team will be added 'to re· heard· hhnaelf verified this u one ol ihe plaec last year's Sports center .,.m,. , , reo•ons he aecepted the offer to Club. ,. ...tsthemalterwlthourband? try out at Jaebon'a MDI. is not to Imply the Ray Woodgeard crew is sllppmg. It Although the atart was alow !Jilt. But let the Boosters slip too far and too long and the Ot.~•r rea...,ns.. mtaht have boen there was ·nothing slow about bantlls bound to follow 60mellme tile home·town atmosp~re •.P- some of the seore• turned in " • · parent In the We1t VIrginia camp. Ro~ Davis topped some other . Mr d M R Head vmlty coach Art Lewla Ia rood ,..,., with a 243 game and · an rs. on Springer, sons Gary and Bob went a native of Mlddlepert where .be 1 60ll serlea. Ironton laet night to enjoy tbat city's seventh annuai came up the bard way to football Prefue. fame and fortuna. The new Pomeroy Celllllnt In It eight teams or the county are paired off at 8 p m play Rogery3ron7, t 225t, e.~ •r~ Blo<k took high r•me wllh 920 1 1 10 rllloute halves with no stops (or timeout or anythl~g ~ount· .~"'/:: re:u~~ d~/tbls ~ 1:Ia and high serlea with 2m. ed, and (lniJb up always on schedule two hours and 15 min· senior y~ar. Blaine Staats, '24&- Top bDwlcro were: Utes later. pound Frost from ll'uOD md 9/a- Davis . . . . 243 605 ' Ron, who keeps track of those currents of electrons travel· hama High School who attended Clat..orthy . . . . . . . 111:1 1148 201 557 lnJinlo your house, will stay over In Huntln•ton tomorrow Greenbrier A<adomy laat 1esr, Ia Will · · · · · · · 1 standout candidate, 11 ~Dick S,W•n · for a bup.ess meeting or Ohio Power pers · 1~ ,. IBQ ~~ :-::1:--='=~--...::__ _ onne • Herrig from Point Pleaaa and 0 ¥rll1D · · · · · · · · · · · · 182 to-j· l; B ,. H' hi' h 1ng 19 19 t's This Mi~.Ji Flattens Saxton, Sends Him To Reluctant Chamn.sl..e8e, White Sox 1 r: U/ I Ye)lei 1 11 Deflls Cpach as dellnlte1thi'esf fo! ,C(lass B .c.plonsblphononliiWesl\lirgfula. J · , 1· IA!G by lllllbacll Ke~> Kelly, the WI'!' He1111• netted Dtne' raNI . A powertUJ JIUIIIDaton East Jlevll~ w~ from Pll• aruL ~o,tber PI" with ~ ~· foo,tball te1111 clobbeeed P'ohU , bJl ",.biJ~er1 I«)~ 00t¥~ o'in ·'l"'!16~U~n · wu g:!'l , f9r ' :2J Pltuant Fridat night on ~~ n~ an sue"" pen- YllnN'\Is ~~wn to ..'tl" 13 f.u~. Bit Black 1\eld, 31-G •• tbe • eL , · e. Darli~g l .....ed left c'!n)! "'~ld have boen I On the fourtb play of thO ball !~:t,lo~~:t ~=: ~.~.J;~~~ 'I at vlslbtalflioramd'01inulded Bl'oderlck Crawford 1 • " ' 1 game Tact e Bill Gortell picked ··--• bl' fir• ...In · was Richard Conte w b • Xi OariiD ' fum ~wu I .. Su g. . 1114 It became 26-0 on tlle YORK CON,tDENtJA~· ~f. 0: ~~~·Falco~a 48 J;d 1~ . Tb~t .;.. the only time the play after the klckot.l wh~n• ll NIWComedy and Cartoon , • . and raced to the' 11. Kelly. ...,pt Faleo11.1 threatened 11 they aUf• Huntblst11n ~nt all tile \ 118 lun. t. Mon. Sept, 1-9 hla own fight end for tbe first fered • troll! a bad wti ~f 1118' frOm own :Ill on • touchdown on tho ne1t pi'¥· The jitters and fumbled five tlmea opener over eenter. Carroll Boker extra point tt t "' 10011 to hav tb lrl .. II take Coach Bob Shertzer's "B~BY DOLL" 'd th R d •De~ led bno1 0 ! el 1~···i!:J~ ma9ned and undersized! (The Ad¥11 Drama) :~ 8-0 e Y "' '" poueasiOn e n,ver bad a dose lout at · Ravenawood shOwed a · !01111 dirt. Ravenswood's next acore eappad that ia wel~maiii!Od 'In all de.,~,. , ---a 60 yord and &ood partmenlla~d •hould 'go ooof· It a' '· ~~:W:tDO~W~L~IA~DS~F~JI~L~D~~~~~~~~~~ came on themarch first to p)oypaydfrl of the 1ecoeason. Lee !larllnc .... ~ ttl' Wlclow ·U, ond when End Joe McCoy Falcons abowed opll'tl of fiie •AbbD, ' slx·yw-old got behind tbo Falcon defense •~d running and Larry HOSioo ~rov-' too~ a pau from Bud Knapp over ed apt aa a pun reeetver." On hla ahouldor lo ao Into the end the f~e little Howard · k~~lel zone ugmol•.ated. T~e play co,vered 101 hla shore o! the ttct!Oi llld 28 yards. Tim Mason attempted to waa In tbe 11111e for tbo full kiCk the e•t•a oint but the ball time t< went Wide .,;., &e scot'<! w 1z,o, · · , •· , · If Stat1atically, the Red • Devlla Later In •be aame quarte·~the ohowed a net gain by ruohlnil were forced tn klc out of 298 yard& from scrtnnnage ind own U yard line, e •oii!Pieted one of two pusea • tot~<~ one and canle for 28 yarda They were pento tile wnue Moson pltked the allzed a total of M yarda md ball up after fum bUng It and rae- rlost the baiL on fumblea twJce. ed to the Wa~p1a 28 yard line. A 15 yard penalty movl!d the The Faleons had ' net rwhlnc ball bact to the 43 and !Jaaon yudage 1aln of 33 , and ·<Dm· pleked up elg~t yardS. Kelly pleted five of nine paa1ei for then took off 00 on end fWeep 68. 1ards. They !oat 20 by pen·\ and went the route, 311 Y,rda, allies. , . for tbe seore. lfuon ran the The lint downs 1\ood 11 15 ••tra point over and the Red for Ravt!ilswood and live for 1 led at halftime by a the Faleono. · ' of :~:· hall the Scoring 'by quarters: If tb Ravenawood 6 13 12 6-31 move 81 Moved ~~~· Wabama 0 0 b 0- 0 for a fl"t down on their own PNILS IIICA~L NUILII . 40 In the flrot series of playa. Pl'M'SBURGH UP- The Phllt However a fumble gave Ravep1- ddpbla Plilllles have recalled bo- f"R1 'llop'J:' hi:..::• ' ° ° • Alii""' ., Nice furnlsl.<d· apartmenl 'In' 1114-~ • 41eport 3 ,.oolns and bath, .c~u ... 6170.... , • __._ · s ~! ·etc Furnished .t room ap~lmep\ In Pomeroy. Pf\ori'e 337·J. 9 &-Gtp _ ~ th:; th~ ___ ~ , room furnished apartnieht2oo M'ul~erry A~e. Pl\llne 9·&·3tc • :r!B' ' :..:~~~~~ To~.:~~~=~··~ wood ball on the Wabama •. ', . ' Kelly, on the lint P~Y aft· farm club In the lni,IJrnatlonal Retirement; "ants Shot At Titleholder Shorten Gap To ~V:z Games On 4-3 Wfn =~~~~:~:~:· r:~~d ::.~:~~·k:~~ ~~go::m:. •Jc~~ ::~~·'hl~t~~~ .UHINGTON Ml· retirement d ~ for exln point wide. In a house.hold accident this W UP _ Joe cell of Bruoklyn clolmed the rtght 10 to 1 •h!'l 11 the welterwel""t Saxton, 27, annoonced his retlr.. .,.,.. •••• , •··au•• ho had bo'a"t· ment after •offering • fourth· · · - ...,. '"" round technlnl knockout tn the en , .....,. , pion Johnny Salton In· TV fliht with Miceli bDfore 1,800 -r--r ot the New Capitol Arena. The ex· r:-:-.;.,---==--~lil ·~~~~~~:~from New York Will a~ •• :pcompar::t~\Wa!he~ up," " " wu.on the caavaa ,five <limes al· l~bugh Referee Challey Reynolds doslanated only two trlpo as ofll· elal knockdown• They were In the llrsl and third roundo "I acnt him into retirement," said 26-year·old Miceli. "That waa aomothlng lhat champion Carmen Baaillo tnuldn 't do. I've earned ' shot at Baalllo, or If Basilio wins 1\lY R 0 hI n • On'a mlddlewoiJhl crown, I ohould be high In Ihe tourney lor Baalllo'a vacant IIIIo." .. Sure! YOU CAN'T TELL WHEN A FIRE IS GOING TO STRIKE CALL US FOR FULL MEASURE OF ' HIADI IALANCID FtiLD SALE)!, )'., H UP - Tournure, packln& top weight of 114 peunda, heap1 a sm111l but equally Anced field of Ill today In the 110,000 Manchoator Handicap at Rockln&hnm Park. Uer llvala Include Ha1·e Raising, Navarette, ~nnan1a M l ~s. LoDse Lip and Double Bid. The dlalance Is set 1t 1 mile and one-s!xteenlh PROTECTION .VDEdwards . luuruee If AIIT)'pel L 1M 8t. haae Sl-1 Pam. MANTLI IN HOSPITAL NEW YORK Ur - New Ynrk Yankee alar center-fielder Mickey Mantle will bo ho•pltalbcd until next Tueaday In what dub offl· clala termed · wu a "rest." Man· tie bao boen bothered tho pall week with ehln apllnta and hla activity w" reduced to pinch· hlltlnl roles. ' FORD •· hal· was ly United ''111 1lhelr 81>-game 1ea because The final a<ore came jual a Major IBiflle bueball hiatorlalll ~lnclnnatl Redlela whipped few !"lnutes later wben Robert already ll'e calllnr ItD7 "the 701r' 1~ond-piiCe St. Louis Cardbla s, Rou·"'• tick from the e•d th tant champ•.. , "' •• 01 e re1ur · · 1 zone carried only to the 20 where Eterybody "knowa" the N~w York Yanl<ees 'and Mllw~olbe ' The Boston Red Sox defeated It WO! gathered In by Tim Ma• BraVtl ••can\" be overta~en ~ld ;the Baltimore Orioles, 4-3, and the :::~ ;~~onw~:e:~arJh1ine~adar~ the 1'¥0 front-runnfelra aeem.~etalt" :do~Jt:.~ra ::wr;d ~~erCie~ Steph6nron ·scored from the two mlnlljl to prove curea ·Con e. ' hi! ' ' k d yll'd line An attempt to J;Un the With<the ..,.nnanta theirla.foi!IW I lllta !" e the ljrqo lyn Do I· bill over Will caulht abort. The taking, the Yonkeel bave' 't~··lf!t ' beat tho New Y~~:k Glanta, 3-0, score: 31.0 ' ol nine games and the Braves and the Plttsburah Pirates shall· have dropped three atrallht ad the Philadelphia Pbllllea, 3·2, The Falcons began a drive In In other NL adivlty the last minutes of the third The Chlca1o White Sox made ' quarter that carried them from th y k001 " " Frld 1 ht he atnh hpal Y d th ayKn•1n Howell, a 37-Year-old rllj>t hand- their own 19 tard hno to the w en ey w ppe • aniio er from Bowman, Tex.. connected four yard lloe of Ravenswood City Athlotlra, H, after the world for hi• l•me-wlnnlng homer after where they were stopped. champs dropped a 4·3 decision to tile White Sox bad rallied frola Lee Darling began the drive tho 'Waohlngton Senaton. The 8.0 deficit to tie tho score at ' -3 wltll a nleo 32 yard run ,lrom Whlto Sox' vletory, achieved by a In the eighth. Howell was credl d hla own 19 to the Ravenswootl 49. nlnth·lnnbll homer by plteher Dlx- with his fifth win ' pus from Larry Ll.evlnl to le Uo,well cut the Yankee1' lead Second·baocman Jerry Coleman to 4... cam.. NEED GOOD muffed a force-out throw with the Cullt Dump lra¥tl The Chicago Cuba aeored five baaea filled and two out In the ru~• In the seventh lnnln1 to ninth to enable Waahlngton'a Bob dump lhe Brave1, H, but the N•· Uoher to 100re tbe wtnnln& ron tiona! Letgue leadert retained 11alnot tho Yanket•· Sal Mavllo, I FOR THI! BEST! ~.-- _----- In illl first atart for the Yankeea tANY TYPE! yielded three rona and seven bill tn six lnnlnas. See or Call IV UNtTIQ PRill Plneh-hltter Jerry Lynch wal· NATIONAL LIAGUI loped a three-run • homer In the W L Pet. Gl llxth lnalnll to live the Redlega Milwaukee . . 82 D2 .612 their vl<tory ond enable th<m to St 1 Louis . 76 D9 1183 6'~ Ue the NL mark of 10 pinch home IU E. MilA St. Pomeroy Brooklyn 76 80 .11511 1 runa In a aeaaon. Cincinnati .. , .. 70 86 .51& 13 Phlladelph11 . 118 87 .DO'f t4 New York 66 73 .47& 181> PIUoborgb . . 52 83 .m 30.,. Chlca1o . , .. , 51 82 .383 801> 'rlur Nlghra luvlh Brooklyn 3 New York 0 Cincinnati & St. Louis 4 ChiCIIO a Mllwaukeo 4 Pllllbur1k 3 Phllodetp~la 2 htvmrs ProMblt -ltehtn Brooklyn at New York-Dry• dale IH va Barclay 8·7 Philadelphia · ot Plttlburah8an!ord 17·G vs Swanson 2·2 or R. G. Smith Goa Olnchfnotl at f4. LeuJ!-Jillll. coat 1~·12 vi v. McDaniel 7-8 Chicaao at Milwaukee n~ht­ Llttlolleld 2-3 or Hillman &-10 va Spahn 18-8 really ttodlrig 1 Suiiii•Y'• lklllll ~ ' BI'OOkll',ll at New York Philadelphia at Pltllburlh, 2 NE~ ~~LUXE 6'70x·15; Chlcaao at Milwaukee Cincinnati at St. Le~la I AMIIIICAN LIAOUI W L Pet. Gl New York 8D 61 .m ChiCIIO .. .. .. . 79D4 .IM .... P~us Ta.x and Recappable 'llre Doaton . : 71 112 .1131 1a Detro II .. 83 Jill ,DO'f 18 Blltlmoro . . Sf 118 .48D-1• Cleveland . . , 8D 10 .'81 Ia· ., Wuhlnaton . . . 51 82 .188 ai ~naa• Clcy . . . DQ 83 .878 131> . PriUJ Nlt~ra ~.."'" Walllhl-'on 4 N'w York 3 lloaton t llllllmoro 3 Detroit &,' Cleyoland I CbltaiO ' Kansas Clcy a 'klllt'RY't P.....lt 'Pitclltn I . •' ICIDIII City at Chltlilt>-'l'mY , Hq.r~ Plereo 18·10. ' Cle~eland at Detrolt~~leslj H VI t.lry HI BoiUmore 11 Keaton-Johnson IN Sullivan 12-t New York a.t 11(aohlnlton-Ford 8-4 v1 lltmoa 11·13 ' e: w'el. Quattm, ,who •11••4 (or a reported $jO,OOO bon)ls more tban two years ,ago, had 'Ill 11·12 won· lost retcord with •the Marlins. ' ·~~~~~~~~~~_;~:;;;;;;;;;5j;;:;;;::;;::~ • Now at ' \ SALES .... SiRVItE .tl I '· TR·UCKS ' ' ;P,.aton Motors, Inc. '" "'"'IO/IIo"""" iil',_~ PRONE 8181 ______ . _ .ASSOCIATED · R~DlO"·' ' I WORLD'S ,FASTEST \"~SHER ·. . -------- · " PHlLCO I . . ' Baseball Results JOHN OOUlEIN RICHMOND ·oiAvbo Cb. ~h•~• h~h: PWTI( SMT COVERS· · ·. ········~·· . v, ......,.. '-• New York at Wuhlacton ~•,w;-tH;~::~ at ·• at lloetoa l!Mrolt ..,...__~,.;.;~l ct~y at Chicago ' ' ,, art! Mi.dd!i~rt SUPit·C!WftN ·.............. ·.. $15.91 ·and . INSURANCE? ~-and we're A·l USED CARS ·· CIII'S , -one owner- loll' '1!111llfe ... J tnars, Pomeroy~ · -· ,.. . _ ,. $l5.9S '' �' ' ., I ~~----~~~---~=t-1-0~t~f~~-~~.~~---~~~--~--~~~----·~~rtBffl N' I '-!II!~..J.- j Meeting ailed 1o 1\,. ~~~-~~~~~~t~ Va, apd other lam•~· pl' l/lllllflll5 Vtr:J~ f , Gene Grote, a member of the the suJ>.UIIer with ber a~a! aad ' l $ono rnd Da~ghten ot Pioneer .111!•10!. Mr and Mro Dale <iiiiie' oJ ,..'t ~ , '1.4 n ~ :, ,Rlvermen, ' ts ·I~ l!,rlet!f today to 4j~polll. She wls eQlptor•il. 11!1! , • ' • .11 • ' t ., atteiftl a meeti~l \vj!J~lJ wlll In- ~J,~UP~er, at thelf !'<llliuraat there, meeting 10 30, FMY semce 7 00, J Bible study a~d prayer ~· IDI~J"''Uunal Relalf•'lf!' ~Jude 1 seaslo~ lltle.·tllernoon at "li~~ q_\llt to•ftaiJII her JeillotJeU Preaohing 8 00, Prayer meetmg '""'m•ltee wo1;'1ave the pro~ th c · llfll'll - M d 'lfPomeror ru,h &ebool Wed 7 30 Hysel Run Sun<lay Tho Flnt 'pr.,byterlon Chv'f~• wbep the ~e~tomber d!Dn"' miiel- a eba~~::'' and :ogr::~ ,~e ' PAtlVIIW Mtddlcport, Rev Howard Rup~lt lilg1>f the Buslneso ond Profes.. Lal et1 a 1 Rev Harry Pickens, pastor pastor Ehurch Sc~ool 9 30 lQbn ii!nal Women's Club Is held Tue• ay ' Hole , • ,, Sunday School 9 so • m' Young Fultz, sup\, Morning worship"ai ilaY'•ot the Firot Pre!byterlan Don Geary ' Sr' was' at .Holzer I People& meebng 8 &6 p m ' 10 30, Westmmster Youth Fel·l ChlltCil! ' Hospital Friday for a checkup ' ' Preachme services 7 30 p m . , lowshtp 6 p m, we(.nesday 6 so l't•·JJJ. D~vl~ a >&~ts~ l!I'IU ifej;W..,aetolnpanred tber~ ~ hlo t 1 ''.f l'tayer meetmg Wed 7 30 p m' Juntor chou, 7 p m Scmor choir show, 'IIOV,n_q•i•tqres which Wert wife and Mr. and /di'S- Don llnif Thursday 7 30 p m East Letar• taken bY 'ncr hil:.tiand, Dr. IiaV!' Jr. ' s s 9 30 Mormng worship 10 4~ Church of Chriot, jlrodloury, when be was in Eurojle wbll~ ' Diane Rolchman and Charlene Raeme PTA will meet Sfpltm· Evemng worshtp 6 on the 1st 3rd Edward Emerson, pastor Btble serving as a ser.vlce doctor Dillard w4o arc employed 1n Col• ber ll at 7::10 p. m In the Racine • •. , 5th Sundays Prayer meeting on School 9 30, Mornmg worshtp at lolembera of the International ~mbua a~e spending the we~keod Gracie Sehot•l Wednesday at & 10 30 Chmttan Endeavor 6 p tn , Rclat.,ns committee are Froddle with relatives The proJram top1o for th' SfptRodne Mloolon Chart 11 Buah Evenmg worshtp 7 30 Houdashelt Mrs Harry Moore -:--:-=--:-emlier mee•tne Is "GettiDC A<> pastor, Servleco £unday 7 30 ••d Ch ch 0f Ch I1t I Ch I tlon nnd Mrs Harry McMaster. Tllere wut bo J'n lb\fl> fUJ!,Ifty 7 30 ur r " r' Starhpg wllh this first meet duoUoa Of tmher to parel),t, ful·- . - Church . of Chrlot, Po,..roy, Union, Hobson Ro• 0 H Cart, log of the fall, memben are "k lowed bJ a room djlc1!!110n be· Bible Scbool 9 30 Richard DaviS pastor Sunday Schnhl 9 a m ed to be at the church so that tween \llnnt and teacher. . supt Mormng worship 10 30; Annie Mohler ~upt , Morning wor- r:In_ner- may be served promptly 1l Topic 'The Eldership' Christian ship serviCe broadca't tO 11 a m al 6 30 p m. Tllere M188 Janet Ables of Syrocuae, Endeavor 8 JO Evenrna: service Evenmg serv1ce 7 30 Wednesday ----'---hu returned home after spending • cake Duly Vacation Btble School Pro- 7 30 prayer meelmg &ram 7 30 Chrlotlom Sclonct Socloty, 144 lj Apootolk ~urch of tho Lord Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy M<trnmg Jesus Chml serVICeS held Sunday servtce at 11 With MAN the sub I Sc~ool 10 ¥ m, Wednesday ntght ject of the Les~~ Sermon and the ' 7:~0 I> M; P:,ldaf. Young Peo Golden Tut 0 come let us wor· pl\ia metlmJ J30 l'· M, Sunday ship and bow do•n Let uo kneel night Eva@g"'t~lu! ,7 30, Pastor before the Lor~ our maker For Rev Kdth ~ Dyscm, assistant he 1s our God, and we are the Rev Robert Savrt, people of his pasture, and lhe ! f//1111111 I c· _,_..,t ' Fl-• fues"oy .... ite ' OGit'R :P.TA M.e,e,t•ng To Be 'nela. Sep'... 9 POMEROY . ••aluted''. I socmmv . MiddJI..porf Society' sheep o(l his band Psalm 95 6, 7, WedneRday evcnlng service at 8 The pubhc Is cor(l<aUy Invited to attend Rt>act1ng room with s1de en· trance located a_t the rear of the church open to the pubhc on Jrlllll·, Street to day from 2 to 4 p m -week Mr rY SEIIES tor lvoryono "How Prayer Heals Injuries" WSAZ.TV "I Recor~ Only The Sunny Hours" Channel 3 - 10:15 •.m Church of Chrhl, Middleport, Fred f Gardner, pastor B1ble School 9 30 Homer Idee s~pt Mornmg worship 10 30 sermon subject "Thy Wtll Be Done" 6 8() Chrtotlan Endeavor, 7 30 program by the younger people Wednesday 7 30 Pr11yer meelmg and Bl~le study, 6 10 chotr prac· lice !'nth Mothodlol thurch, Mld~leport Rev C R Konkrlght pastor Sunday School 9 30 Er nest Covert supt, Morntng ser v1ce celebration of the Mth annl ver.sary, Bishop Hazen G Wer her, guest speaker, 7 30 OffiCial Board, Monday 7 30 WSCS, Wed nesday 7 p m choir/ praetlee, prayer meeting Church of tho Nnorono, Mid· dleport, Rev Robert P1lmer, pa~ tor Bible School 9 30 Lester Taylor, .11upt, Mornmg wonh tp 10 SO Song lost 2 30, Youth mccttng 7 p m 7 30 Worship servtce, Wednesday 7 30 prayer mceung, Thursday t1 p m Path And the sunny hours come mostly durmg the brtght days of youth Golden hours ~ · each set w1th sixty dtamond mmutes As the bees slot e the honey that ts the product of enly the sunny hours, so should youth store the knowledge that ts the product of those "lii'ight hours, "For Remember Thou Thy Creatqt In The 'Days Of Thy Youth" The • lilly Btble and the church of your choice are the symbols of your faith, and wtll msure •• lhal "the evil days come not " Knowledge is absolutely necessary to the growth o! the mdtvtdual Youth needs the IIC\IfCe of that knowledge , . IJ'he Holy Btble and ,the Church Parents can confer on y_.th no'greater service than to lead them to lead them to that fountam of salvation ~imd source of knol\lledge TAKE YOUTH TO CHURCa WITH YOU' .. With the hope that it will, in some measure, foster and help sus · tain t~at which is good in family and community life, this fea·. ture is spon!lQred bv the business firms and organizations whose nolnes appear below. ldtMS Grec. & Serv. S,a, Pomeroy Cement Block CD. Pomeroy, Ohlo Rutland Rd. Allen Appliance Serv. 114 E. Main St. Pomoru1 .New York Clothing House Men's and Boys' Furntshmgs Pomeroy, Ohio 'Naxlnt Arnold Service Station Rock Springs Ro•d Ohio Valley Baking Co. Atkins Chicks Mnkers of Jiolsum Bread 171 Mutl.erry Ave. Pomt'ro) R, H. Rawlings & Sons Co. B1ker Furniture Your llodgc & Plymouth Dealer Middleport Powell's Sunoco 'service Station Fife Rtfrlger•tlon Middleport, Ohio lhgh Test Gas At Regular Pnce Middleport, Ohio Foreman & AbboH Heiner's Bakery Cullom )Built Kitchens Mlddlpporl BnkerH 01 Good Bread Meigs Equipment Co, llunllngton, W. Va. Pomeroy, Ohio - _ Clwlot, Locttod -OJ·JIIlrrltoOVUlt ftol<l A M Mom11111 1 m. Evenlna WorRonnle Euteton. ling, lllblt motion eonmmng our 1 work. pleaoe telephone 302.J Every Sunday to 1\ M Sondry School ond Communtou lint Sun day In mouth II .\ M Church tommunloo ood pr•acbtns; third lundoy ' ID .noatb 7 30 P ll obut'(b pnacblnr-' Ch~llliiiW Chwofl 11 ~lnt lo• tom, ev"f· Sundoy 9.ao A M ~~~diJ iiltool and eommuolon, first SU~d,Y In monlb 7.:10 P II Churo~ :.~leocbl~g. third Sun1oy 1• month 10 30 A. lll Cb~rcb com m~nlon~ tad pr,ubtn( 1111 ~llurcl, el thrhl, Kt~~o, uvery Sui!day' 9 30 A II Sunday School IDd communion. •~nd sun4ar In moolb 10 :10 A M Chunh communion and prea<hlng lnurth Sunday (n moatb 7 30 P II ohlll"'b preachlnl Tht ~ftrlolltll Cl.nh II Htm IMk Grove, every tlundoy 9.111 A II. Sotnday School alld eommunlon 1\."<Dt,d Sunday Ill month 7 30 P II church vteacblnl lo~rth SUD· lay ID mourb ol0.30 ~ II cb~reh 1ommunion and preocblnr IUI ChbrehM, Mornlnt Stor I f:lltcrprlae, ~ston lhlluv Putor lloriilnJ Stii' ~unla> School 0:~ A. M. r.!onlnl worship 1111 A M MYF, S¥nd~ ll't olD( at 8 Prorer meellnl Tbqr~ 411)1 evonlua Y.n\'li')lrlle Sund•~ &ebonl 10·10 A M Mornltll W<ll' tblp UO A. If, Yf at 6 SO P. II b'vehlnl .ro,.hlp ' 7.30 Pravor p~eetln« W!llpe~d•y 7·:f0 P It; ,,u.,S<:~ool•• \II c~unhlt, Utort 1rt Marlin. Pastor Sun~ay 1·110 A II Wor.blp Servle• 7 P .. Cbrlaltn Enneavor olliVnalc lund~• at 7•30 P M. Cbu"'- of tho Nourtlll, lyre. C\110, bop It W!Ul•ru, putor Sltl1day lkbool D30 A M llotnl "' WD(Ibtp 10•30: NYPS 8•90 P M: Jlritlleliltlc oervlce 7 30 P, M Wf<)nesdty evectltll prayw meet In£ for t~e midweek and T~eldlr oftonaon prayer boar I. . . . . ~ fllldcrs ' of ,,.,., Sj:bool 1110 A. a.,.., ~- .1(, "QI'llilll ' '. - - -- --.. .,. .-- ___ soclated w1tb First Boptlll Church, Eaat Mlln phone Co StrHt, Pomeroy, R1lph C. Zunftl, Gene Grate rdurned Tuesda) pastor, William Watson, Supt 9 30 from Coreopohs, Pa, where he to 11 combined ICrvlce of wor· bad been visiting Mr and Mro. ship and study Guest oolmst, Dan· M S McAllister former local reny TtJompson Sermon "When 1 sidents M.r. Grate was taken to Washmg HRnds Is Sinful " Nur· lhe Parkersburg alrpor! by lllr sery and Junior Church for chU; 1 ~nd Mrs Leland Brown and son dren 4 to 6, Lay Dev@lopment H J l!uasell, North Second program and family supper Weif· ~venue, baa been entered at neoday 7 30, Btble Study and PraY· lllelgs General Ho•pltal u a me· er Thul'llda•J, 7 30, Women s Mls- dlcal pauent for obaervahon and 1 slonary Society meeting treatment Unltod Mlthodlot Church, Mr and Mro llarqld rov, Jiugeae BJ:9wn, pastor a School, 8 16 ~· 10., Theo oupt , Worslup, 10 30 a m, Ject "The,. Goepel In Our Day" MYF, ~ 30, ,Election of offtcm: lntermed~tea, &tO p Alfrod Mlthodl&l R. I M . FurH'iture ' Baker ... 1 Flrtl Boptlot Church, Mlddlo pert, Rev C E Hoyt. pastor (hutch School 9 10 Gerald An thony supt, Morning Wt)rsbJp 10 13 topic 'Sp~rltual Con vale! ccncc , Deacons mcetm!l, 7 30 F.venm~ worship topic "Bought With a Price" Monday 2 Collage PfBl rr scrvlc<l, L D Dileo home I 1 Tuesday 9 30 a m 1 Wamen s prR)er mcdmg No I at thr. church, Women s prayer 'group ' 1No 2 1 30 p m al church, Wed ne~day 10 30 Cott11ge pr11yer service Edison Baker homr, I 7 30 mtdweek prayer nn~ praise ~~rvtee 8 30 Senior eholr, Thurs day 10 a m Cottage Prayer ser vice, Bertha Archer home 7 30 Golden Rule clan, Bert Bod1mu I I I I ' ) The FARMERS and BAN~ • ) , lf NIJbYUie _. ,. ). ' ~ 1 AiboYIOtt move~ent by white' parenta begao s~o!IIY after a l<llt• • ' len1111 ol ail and sevea-yOII'Oid • Negroes were seated r 'tn • elass- •'* roona Wlth white P'lll'll In Nub- , ~~ nUe't gradual intecrolio~ plan. , • Pollee ,~trl>ll<!f ' the ~to tri ; .~ of Nuhville where lntelrit'', ed etatiJes ~e ~<4•1<4 r.. tJi< fiflt lime, SOgregatloh!J) '· pto~ll paraded nearby, carrylnt ,. . , "God Cj'eated '"""'"' I When,you buy ana bank locally you"ire tnereasmg pl'ospmty where it counts most for all of us .. , right nere at hom~. ' ' A:nd local tradesmen and th1s bank...-'Wtll ' 1 appreciate your patronage. , ,t ... ~ ' ' ' We pay Z% lntereal OD your Sa'ijap I he~ IIJider pru. iOgregabpnj.lla and a group or wblte • parerila lie'an 1 "'t~rlrawtng ttietr cllildrea from 1 SchooL , home ..... • ,. H•odquort~n to~ • School, Cl 30, wonh1p servJC~eJ at the Elmwood 2to37Sop.m of MYF w1th rhotr l"aetlee neaday, 7.30 p. m, prayer ..rvlce. Sun<lay, Sept 15, Homeeomlnl and chureb dedication • ""blp 11 A M Sundti.V evcmo~ MI. Mtrloh loptlll Church, """htp at 8 Prayer mcchag on Middleport Rev N D Bordon rhnr~dAV 8 P M P"'tor Btble School 9 13 Arlena lradJord ,horch of Christ lu"' Reese Supt, Morning worahlp at day School, 9 Sb a m Lord's Su)> 10 30 BTU 6 )I m por 1mmedta.el1 lottowlb. Churc~rb.r~ Jq ~t;.n '"' Mttliodlot Church, Rov. w. U~lliil, d poll, j\e'v, F H Strausbaugh, pastot, J.aurol t Sayre, p r, ~~~w~Y· ~!If!ll 110 Cliff Suoday School Qao. llass a m 'Let' C. 'IIlli, IUPif ftnl)lg ,1 ""f ' toSix Negroeo re~uilild day at the doors o Noitb rJttle l«<o« H1gb Schooi not far fl'om another lehool that li8J kept lei· regatt~ vntb the troops of Gov. Orval E faubuo of ArbiiiiJ. 1 Negroes meda 'two alte111911 to ga•n entrance to tbe North Uttl~ Rooll oebool The lint was o!Dp. pod by Principal George E. 1111 ler who asked lbe Necroei to eome back liter (or. an oCflft conference lntegralior. bad been sched~led at the oehool but "" ,post~•ned bY order ol tbe Mbool . ..,,, u \ ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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